Migratory Homes: Redesigning Group Identity, Prototyping Social Change

This paper describes Migratory Homes, two collaborative projects that investigate the notion of home/land and belonging in conditions of displacement. The fundamental question that Migratory Homes asks is “how can the disparate identities that constitute mixed societies collectively and equally participate in the creation of a common ‘home/land’ that would be co-designed, co-produced, and co-owned”? Through iterative engagements with conditions of everyday materiality, and by activating processes of co-design as research, Migratory Homes attempt to prototype conditions for social change

ゴリン トウキョウ タイカイ 1964 ペキン タイカイ 2008 アテネ タイカイ 2004 ニオケル デザイン ト ナショナル アイデンティティ

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Design in the Pandemic: Dispatches from the Early Months

Editors'Introduction to the Special issue of the journal Design and Culture "Design in the Pandemic: Dispatches from the Early Months"