What is Socially Responsive Design: A Theory and Practice Review

Gamman, Lorraine and Thorpe, Adam (2006) What is Socially Responsive Design: A Theory and Practice Review. In: DRS2006: Wonderground, 1-4 November 2006, Lisbon.

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Type of Research:	Conference, Symposium or Workshop Item
Creators:	Gamman, Lorraine and Thorpe, Adam
Description:	The first focus of the paper is to define, describe and illustrate ‘design against crime” as a socially responsive design movement, differentiating and explaining the socially responsive design approach from that of the movement that calls itself socially responsible design. The aim is to widen discussion about ethical approaches designers architects and engineers can take in order to help design out crime from society. The second half of the paper will focus on the socially responsive practice of Vexed Generation across several design territories including fashion, accessories and design for mobility.
Keywords/subjects not otherwise listed:	theory and practice of design, design against crime, interaction design, crime and justice
Your affiliations with UAL:	Research Centres/Networks > Design Against Crime at the Innovation Centre (DAC)
Date:	November 2006
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Event Location:	Lisbon
Date Deposited:	30 Apr 2024 13:57
Last Modified:	30 Apr 2024 13:57
Item ID:	21620
URI:	https://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/id/eprint/21620

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