L'approche par la typification dans les formations en design

Authors

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26034/vd.jrea.2024.5075

Keywords:

design, typification, system, process of concretization, industrial sustainablility

Abstract

This text intends to defend the learning of the process of conception and concretization in design education, particularly at the university because of its potential to instruct new socio-industrial dialogues. By pointing to the principles of the typification inherited from the Staatliches Bauhaus, we are interested in their revival through the probabilistic conception of systems taught at the Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG) Ulm, a few decades later. The reading that we propose of this double heritage allows us, consequently, to consider the ecological, economic, social and technical (ecosociotechnical) approach to types based on the challenge of industrial sustainability.

Author Biographies

Gwenaëlle Bertrand, Université Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne

Associate Professor in Design at the Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne University, ECCLA Research Laboratory. Her research interests include the industrial, political and social implications of design and new technologies in the context of the Anthropocene, and research-project as a mode of multidisciplinary collaboration between design, science and engineering.

Maxime Favard, Université de Strasbourg

Associate Professor in Design at the University of Strasbourg, ACCRA Research Laboratory. His research interests include the history and aesthetics of industrial design in the 20th and 21st centuries, design in the Anthropocene era (from the Industrial Revolution to the present day), and design research-projects.

Published

2024-06-04