Category Archives: Social design
Fif (Fællesskaber i Fokus)
Projekt Sundhed, Kultur og Natur er igangsat og gennemføres af Region Syddanmark i et
partnerskab med Institut for idræt og Biomekanik, SDU og Designskolen Kolding. Projektet har til formål at styrke indsatser på tværs af sundhed, kultur og natur for derigennem at fremme borgernes fysiske og mentale sundhed. På Designskolen Kolding er projektet forankret i Lab for Social Design.
Fif (Fællesskaber i Fokus)
Projekt Sundhed, Kultur og Natur er igangsat og gennemføres af Region Syddanmark i et
partnerskab med Institut for idræt og Biomekanik, SDU og Designskolen Kolding. Projektet har til formål at styrke indsatser på tværs af sundhed, kultur og natur for derigennem at fremme borgernes fysiske og mentale sundhed. På Designskolen Kolding er projektet forankret i Lab for Social Design.
Meaningful Food Experiences – Food Design Lab
On August 20th 2020, Johanne Ib graduated from the MA Design for People Program with the project “Meaningful food experiences – Food Design Lab”. A laboratory created together with the students and staff at Kunsthøjskolen Holbæk. In this Food Design
Meaningful Food Experiences – Food Design Lab
On August 20th 2020, Johanne Ib graduated from the MA Design for People Program with the project “Meaningful food experiences – Food Design Lab”. A laboratory created together with the students and staff at Kunsthøjskolen Holbæk. In this Food Design
Introduction to the MA Design for People Program
Design School Kolding offers the MA Design for People Program. It comprises of a four semester full-time study or 8 semesters (Professional Master’s). Design for People is about social design. We teach our students to: Use stakeholder involvement as a
Introduction to the MA Design for People Program
Design School Kolding offers the MA Design for People Program. It comprises of a four semester full-time study or 8 semesters (Professional Master’s). Design for People is about social design. We teach our students to: Use stakeholder involvement as a
PhD defence: Design as Everyday Theatre
As former member of Center for Codesign Research at KADK I am delighted to announce Maria Foverskov’s oral PhD defence, which will take place on Thursday 10th of September 2020 from 13.00 at KADK, AUD 1 (check for updates: http://www.kadk.dk),
PhD defence: Design as Everyday Theatre
As former member of Center for Codesign Research at KADK I am delighted to announce Maria Foverskov’s oral PhD defence, which will take place on Thursday 10th of September 2020 from 13.00 at KADK, AUD 1 (check for updates: http://www.kadk.dk),
MA-codesign thesis project: Side by Side
The codesign thesis project by Barbara Hilduberg is carried out at Faroya and concern the relation and connection between the children’s home (Barnaheimid) in Tórshavn and the local area. While still wanting to have a safe and calm environment for
MA-codesign thesis project: Side by Side
The codesign thesis project by Barbara Hilduberg is carried out at Faroya and concern the relation and connection between the children’s home (Barnaheimid) in Tórshavn and the local area. While still wanting to have a safe and calm environment for
Invitation to the exhibition; All The Invisible Things
All The Invisible Things is an exhibition on sharing experiences of living with mental vulnerabilities. The exhibition is co-created between the two graduate students Maria Haukali Nørregaard, Kirstine Elmhøj and a group of young people who has been dealing with mental
Invitation to the exhibition; All The Invisible Things
All The Invisible Things is an exhibition on sharing experiences of living with mental vulnerabilities. The exhibition is co-created between the two graduate students Maria Haukali Nørregaard, Kirstine Elmhøj and a group of young people who has been dealing with mental
Dear CODE followers: From Copenhagen to London (and back again); some of what I learned when tackling service design with a co-design background
I guess, on some level, it’s human nature. When you leave one thing for another, it’s very difficult to not constantly compare and contrast. You notice the similarities and spot the differences even when that isn’t your intention. As some
Dear CODE followers: From Copenhagen to London (and back again); some of what I learned when tackling service design with a co-design background
I guess, on some level, it’s human nature. When you leave one thing for another, it’s very difficult to not constantly compare and contrast. You notice the similarities and spot the differences even when that isn’t your intention. As some
Seminar: “Indiscipline” the first act of an incomplete manifesto for graphic design as a living thing
CODE are happy to invite you to a seminar with Inês Veiga, Graphical Designer and PhD student from the Department of Architecture, University of Lisbon. When: Monday Mars 7th 2016 from 16.30 – 18.00. Where: KADK, Fabrikmestervej 6, 1435 Copenhagen K,
Seminar: “Indiscipline” the first act of an incomplete manifesto for graphic design as a living thing
CODE are happy to invite you to a seminar with Inês Veiga, Graphical Designer and PhD student from the Department of Architecture, University of Lisbon. When: Monday Mars 7th 2016 from 16.30 – 18.00. Where: KADK, Fabrikmestervej 6, 1435 Copenhagen K,
