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Porous Frontiers: Design for Development in the Transnational Studio Setting

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posted on 2024-10-31, 22:24 authored by Robert Eales, Aditi Singh, Parag Meshram, Soumitri VaradarajanSoumitri Varadarajan
The proposed project, the Deer Park Project, emerged as a unique case study in a “design for development project” undertaken in a transnational studio setting. Seen this way the brief pushed the goal of the exploration away from the kinds of projects that have been historically imagined in this space in India. Typical projects in India have included the Smokeless Stove, the Solar Light, the Toilet, the Water Carrier, and Water Purification. Students in Australia were asked to imagine what the Australian response to design for the ‘remote’ would have been. Thus the context of the project was to be India, but the solutions would have to have an Australian flavor.

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Total pages

166

Publisher

Copal Publishing Group

Place published

New Delhi, India

Language

English

Copyright

© Copal Publishing Group 2019

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2006097195

Esploro creation date

2022-10-29

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