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Dear list members,


All of us know how changes in the economy, society and technology can
affect the design discipline. Design history in the 20th century showed us
how mass manufacturing and geopolitical shifts in the West formed a new
definition for design, especially after the Second World War. To some
extent, the way that we think about design is still influenced by that
definition. However, empowerment of emerging non-Western economies,
especially in Asia, participation of women in the design industry, new
technologies which allow simultaneous design and production, the emergence
of non-physical products, and many other important changes can define a new
“design” for this century. Some of us may believe that this is a turning
point, and some other may say that "change" is the nature of life and while
these changes are important, this is not right to talk about a turning
point or a new definition.

I will be happy to watch this video about “Emerging Design” and share your
insights about this topic. This is a start point for further discussions
like new definitions of design, its sub disciplines and skills needed for
future designers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSuFOph6Yd4

PS: You are free to express your insights here, or in a LinkedIn group
created for this mean:


http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Intro-Video-8121888.S.5881116864666439683?view=&gid=8121888&type=member&item=5881116864666439683#commentID_null



Regards,

Bijan



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Bijan Aryana

*Lecturer*

*Department of Industrial Design**,  **Izmir Institute of Technology*



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