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Regenerative Architecture
No full textIngaramo questions whether the issue is also one of language. The evolution of research within the discipline of design challenges some of the paradigms of the twentieth century, shifting the focus toward human-centred themes that prioritise well-being through ecological transition and the construction of a new approach to the design process, in which the human-nature interaction regains a central role. Within urban and architectural design, the green transition integrates notions of well-being, embracing an empathetic approach that becomes a foundational dimension of contemporary living and inhabiting. Architectural research now intersects with various disciplines, seeking adaptive and holistic strategies to reflect on emerging issues and propose viable solutions. In this evolving landscape, a renewed and dynamic language is essential to enrich the analytical depth and, more importantly, foster dialogue and innovation among professionals. Moreover, bridging the gap between specialists and external stakeholders is crucial, ensuring that design discourse remains accessible, inclusive, and impactful
Dal masterplan alla costruzione del progetto. Una proposta di integrazione in un concorso d'idee nell'area metropolitana torinese. Pubblicazione di progetto di Roberta Ingaramo
No full textPUBBLICAZIONE DI PROGETTO CON SAGGIO CRITICO DI ALTRO AUTORE. Pubblicazione del progetto per il Concorso Internazionale di idee per la riqualificazione delle ex OMA e Chimica Industriale lungo il torrente Sangone e per la valorizzazione dell'area vasta della Collina Morenica, terzo classificato con premio. Roberta Ingaramo: CAPOGRUPP
Embedding Sustainable Values in the High-End Market through Premium Design
No full textThe sustainability challenge is one of the most pressing issues facing our world today, encompassing various environmental, social, and economic concerns. Addressing sustainability complexities necessitates a profound and radical transformation of our development model. This transformation involves not only production processes but also patterns of consumption and access to goods and services (United Nations, 2023). Design has emerged as a powerful tool to address these sustainability challenges (Walker, 2006; Bhamra & Lofthouse, 2007). Pioneering this integration of design and environment in 1985, Victor Papanek introduced profound environmental considerations into the design realm (Papanek, 1985). Building upon Papanek’s legacy, the evolution of design for sustainability unfolded gradually from the early 1990s to the contemporary era, marked by diverse approaches and frameworks across different scopes and scales of innovation. In 2016, Adams et al. revealed a transformative shift from a narrow technical and product-centric orientation to an emphasis on system-level changes, addressing sustainability as a challenge to be tackled at a socio-technical-ecological system level (Ceschin & Gaziuluoy, 2020).
Confronted with an imperative challenge that demands immediate attention, the high-end market landscape is progressively under pressure and intensifying in its competitiveness. How to create new values in line with contemporary consumers and bring meaningful changes through design with a premium push to attain a long-term sustainable impact has emerged as a crucial subject for leading companies and organizations (Hemmings, 2019). The premium design encapsulates superior material quality, functional efficacy, and aesthetic allure into the fabric of products and services, thereby augmenting their perceived value and desirability within the high-end domain. It requires a delicate balance between shared value and banalization, ensuring quality preservation in the availability of products and services to a broader audience without diluting their fundamental essence (Ingaramo, 2022). This approach can mitigate irrational economic and environmental impacts through resource optimization while enhancing product quality and service efficiency. It resonates with consumers who value quality and ethical, environmentally conscious lifestyles and promotes the market’s transition towards sustainable practices.
This paper employs a combined methodology, comprising a literature review and case studies, to elucidate the intricate interaction of the premium design approach across multiple design for sustainability levels. It aims to investigate the potential perspectives of such an approach in embedding sustainable values in the high-end market, ranging from product to service and social system spheres. The authors wish to offer valuable insights that can be used as a reference by fellow researchers engaged in exploring sustainability-focused design across relevant domains
Design Acculturation and Design Didactics
Get PDFThis paper is based on the investigation of specializing and professionalizing training experiences analyzed by the author, and a case study about the origin of a "connection" between acculturation, skills improvement and the evolution of the design profession.
The main topics covered by the discussion concern the expansion and growth of the design discipline on the one hand, and on the other hand the issue of tools and methods of a training that needs to keep up with the times and with the change of project technologies , but still following and supporting the same continuous extension of the limits of the discipline.
It is precisely the issue of the criticality and complexity of the limits that this paper intends to explain with a perspective that arises from the education users and is detected through their learning requests, their identification of the main topics for specialization and their ability to understand the relationship between the topics of a constantly evolving discipline and the professional skills to be acquired and proposed on the market of intellectual professions.
Each school, which generates an offer aimed at the implementation of skills and cultural depth, acts as a connector between limit knowledge and its application in a professional context in which designers are increasingly "integrators" and fewer individual authors. This position has been highlighting for some time the complexity of offering educational quality in the fluidity of the context and we can generally see today the diffusion of digital solution and for the digital, with some experimentation about distance learning. However, the learning-by-doing method remains widespread, although perhaps challenged by the substantial change in the project discipline. The pandemic has introduced constraints that have forced methods and approaches to design teaching, creating significant opportunities for experimentation, which we are going to discuss
La percepción del marketing responsable en bancos
Get PDFFil: Ingaramo, Eduardo. Universidad Nacional de Villa María; Argentina
Urban and Architectural Forms
No full textThe contribution is part of the debate on trans-scalar design, outlining a role for design within a system of strategies. The river courses, natural infrastructures yesterday and holders of a denied natural identity today, provide specific scope for reflection, starting from research experiences within the territories of the Metropolitan City of Turin, where design has been accompanied by a River Basin Governance method/tool. Detailed design choices form the backbone for the institutional concerting of actors and specialists in the definition of a system strategy aimed at a new vision of the landscape planning and design process
Analía Gerbaudo. Políticas de exhumación: las clases de los críticos en la universidad argentina de la posdictadura 1984-1986. Santa Fe: Ediciones Unl; Buenos Aires: Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento, 2016. Apasionada por esos objetos desatendidos
Get PDFFil: Ingaramo, Ángeles. Universidad Nacional del Litoral; Argentina
RUST REMIX. Architecture: Pittsburgh versus Detroit
No full textTra la città dell'acciaio, Pittsburgh e quella iconica dell'auto, Detroit, nella Rust-Belt americana, progetti con gradienti diversi di intervento disegnano il cambiamento. Architetture che determinano nuove spazialità, usi e forme, che comportano in prevalenza riplasmazioni di scocche strutturali e di materiali e raccontano un contesto segnato dalla crisi della post-industrializzazione. Narrazione e riscrittura di alcuni casi studio offrono una riflessione sul ruolo che il progetto e gli architetti possono oggi assumere nella ridefinizione di un sistema del live, work and play diversamente produttivo. Projects with different levels of intervention are producing changes in the steel city of Pittsburgh and the iconic motor city of Detroit, two of America's Rust-Belt cities. Architecture is determining new spatialities, uses and forms, mainly by engaging the remodeling of structural skeletons and architecture materials, found assets in a context marked by the post-industrial crisis. Through the narration of several case studies, it is possible to reflect on the current role played by projects and architects in redefining a different live, work and play production system
Síntesis de tensioactivos biodegradables para aplicaciones agrícolas.
No full textFil: Ingaramo Carosi, Julia. Facultad de Bioquímica y Ciencias Biológicas; Argentina
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