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Os princípios do Design e desenvolvimento regenerativo
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O Design e Desenvolvimento Regenerativo é uma prática de design ambientalmente
responsável, que deseja reintegrar o Homem nos sistemas naturais, como um agente
coparticipante. Pretende desenvolver sistemas humanos que impactuem benéfica e
mutuamente todos os sistemas ecológicos, sociais, culturais e económicos, mantendo
a integridade dinâmica do planeta através de uma cosmovisão ecológica, que se rege
pelo pensamento dos sistemas vivos e aspira a perpetuação geracional. Almeja
implementar uma filosofia indígena, de amor e de respeito pela Natureza e incitar a
uma renovação das cosmovisões mecanicistas atuais. Defende a unicidade cultural
através de uma ligação em escala bottom-up, a educação ambiental e a
interdisciplinaridade colaborativa. Interioriza a imprevisibilidade do mundo, através
da projeção a longo prazo que se adapta à mudança, pelo acompanhamento contínuo
por uma pluralidade de stakeholders, não só profissionais como também comunitários,
desenvolvendo assim as suas capacidades. Orienta-se por uma mensagem de
esperança, refletindo profundamente sobre as crises e os paradigmas anteriores,
consciencializando-se interiormente do impacto da atividade do design, através de
uma ética ambiental, para otimizar o futuro.
É com base nesta problemática que a atual dissertação pretende dar resposta à principal
lacuna identificada na literatura, entre uma ideologia ideal e uma prática viável de ser
implementada, desenvolvendo uma ferramenta de orientação que permita aos
designers adotar uma conduta regenerativa.
A metodologia adotada foi a Content Analysis, inspirada e adaptada do método
presente na obra Real World Research, de Robson (2002), que consiste num estudo
qualitativo, detalhado e minucioso de análise de discurso dos autores, sintetizando e
sistematizando as suas ideias-chave e as premissas debatidas, com o intuito de gerar
um conjunto de Princípios do Design e Desenvolvimento Regenerativo.
O produto final de dez Princípios Regenerativos, visa sobretudo despertar uma
mudança nos modelos de pensamento dos designers, estimulando uma transição de
paradigma no design e no desenvolvimento da sociedade. Acredita-se que desenvolver
Princípios será o primeiro passo para a evolução de mais ferramentas e metodologias
úteis para esta prática, uma vez que atualmente ainda se centra numa conceção ideal,
carecendo ainda de sustentáculos para crescer.
Regenerative Design and Development is an environmentally responsible design practice that wishes to reintegrate humans into natural systems, as co-participating agents. It aims to develop human systems that beneficial and mutually impact all ecological, social, cultural and economic systems, maintaining the dynamic integrity of the planet through an ecological worldview, which is guided by living systems thinking and aspires to generational perpetuation. It aims to implement an indigenous philosophy of love and respect for Nature and to incite a renewal of the current mechanistic worldview. It advocates cultural oneness through a bottom-up scale connection, environmental education and collaborative interdisciplinarity. It internalises the unpredictability of the world, through long-term projection that adapts to change, by continuous monitoring by a plurality of stakeholders, not only professional but also community ones, thus developing their capacities. It is guided by a message of hope, reflecting deeply on previous crises and paradigms, becoming inwardly aware of the impact of design activity, through an environmental ethic, to optimise the future. Based on this problematic, the current dissertation intends to respond to the main gap identified in literature, between an ideal ideology and a feasible practice to be implemented, developing a guidance tool that allows designers to adopt a regenerative conduct. The methodology adopted was Content Analysis, inspired and adapted from the method present in the work Real World Research, by Robson (2002), which consists of a qualitative, detailed and thorough study of the authors' discourse analysis, synthesising and systematising their key ideas and the premises debated, with the aim of generating a set of Principles of Regenerative Design and Development. The final product of ten Regenerative Principles, aims above all to awaken a change in the thinking models of designers, stimulating a paradigm transition in design and in the development of society. It is believed that developing Principles will be the first step towards the evolution of more useful tools and methodologies for this practice, since currently it is still centred on an ideal conception, still lacking supports to grow.
Regenerative Design and Development is an environmentally responsible design practice that wishes to reintegrate humans into natural systems, as co-participating agents. It aims to develop human systems that beneficial and mutually impact all ecological, social, cultural and economic systems, maintaining the dynamic integrity of the planet through an ecological worldview, which is guided by living systems thinking and aspires to generational perpetuation. It aims to implement an indigenous philosophy of love and respect for Nature and to incite a renewal of the current mechanistic worldview. It advocates cultural oneness through a bottom-up scale connection, environmental education and collaborative interdisciplinarity. It internalises the unpredictability of the world, through long-term projection that adapts to change, by continuous monitoring by a plurality of stakeholders, not only professional but also community ones, thus developing their capacities. It is guided by a message of hope, reflecting deeply on previous crises and paradigms, becoming inwardly aware of the impact of design activity, through an environmental ethic, to optimise the future. Based on this problematic, the current dissertation intends to respond to the main gap identified in literature, between an ideal ideology and a feasible practice to be implemented, developing a guidance tool that allows designers to adopt a regenerative conduct. The methodology adopted was Content Analysis, inspired and adapted from the method present in the work Real World Research, by Robson (2002), which consists of a qualitative, detailed and thorough study of the authors' discourse analysis, synthesising and systematising their key ideas and the premises debated, with the aim of generating a set of Principles of Regenerative Design and Development. The final product of ten Regenerative Principles, aims above all to awaken a change in the thinking models of designers, stimulating a paradigm transition in design and in the development of society. It is believed that developing Principles will be the first step towards the evolution of more useful tools and methodologies for this practice, since currently it is still centred on an ideal conception, still lacking supports to grow.
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Design e desenvolvimento regenerativo Cosmovisão ecológica Pensamento dos sistemas vivos