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Innovation, The Kaleidoscope Video

January 5, 2012Engage by DesignBetter Future, Business Psychology, Call To Arms, Color Ffffff, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Graphic Web, Interventions, Kaleidoscope Project, New Ways, Olivia, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Science Art, Short Film, Social Enterprise, Tutors, Value Structure, Web Architects, Zoe

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What is the Kaleidoscope Project?

Interviews and conversations with experts on sustainability, design and innovation, reflecting theory and generating actions between a diverse range of disciplines including design [product, fashion, graphic, web, architects and interiors], science, art, activists, business, psychology and academia.

The 5 Kaleidoscope Videos, split into four different values; Balance, Meaning, Innovation and Culture. During each interview we asked how each value is seen and practised today and how they should be practiced in order to move towards a better future. The last video focuses on the tools and skills that we need to get to that better future, acting as a call to arms for designers and professionals about the need for rethink the way we practice our disciplines.

This short film is about Innovation.

Engage by Design is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia John – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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Meaning, The Kaleidoscope Project.

December 6, 2011Engage by DesignBetter Future, Business Psychology, Call To Arms, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Graphic Web, Interventions, Kaleidoscope Project, New Ways, Olivia, Progra, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Science Art, Short Film, Social Enterprise, Tutors, Value Structure, Web Architects, Zoe

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What is the Kaleidoscope Project?

This short film is about Meaning.

Engage by Design is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia John – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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Culture The Kaleidoscope Video

November 29, 2011Engage by DesignBetter Future, Business Psychology, Call To Arms, Design Culture, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Fashion Textiles, Graphic Web, Interventions, Kaleidoscope Project, New Ways, Olivia, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Science Art, Short Film, Social Enterprise, sustainability, Tutors, Vimeo, Web Architects, Zoe

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What is the Kaleidoscope Project?

This short film is about Culture.

Engage by Design is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia John – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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Balance The Kaleidoscope Video

November 27, 2011Engage by DesignActivists, Better Future, Business Psychology, Call To Arms, Conversations, Design Balance, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Fashion Textiles, Graphic Web, Interventions, Kaleidoscope Project, Olivia, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Science Art, Short Film, Social Enterprise, sustainability, Vimeo, Web Architects, Zoe

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What is the Kaleidoscope Project?

The first is the 5 Kaleidoscope Videos, split into four different values; Balance, Meaning, Innovation and Culture. During each interview we asked how each value is seen and practised today and how they should be practiced in order to move towards a better future. The last video focuses on the tools and skills that we need to get to that better future, acting as a call to arms for designers and professionals about the need for rethink the way we practice our disciplines.

This short film is about Balance.

Engage by Design is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia John – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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About Engage by Design

November 21, 2011Engage by DesignAmp, Consultancy, Design Consultancy, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Higher Education, Interventions, New Ways, Olivia, Research And Development, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Social Enterprise, sustainability, Textiles, Transformation, Tutors, Value Structure, Zoe

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Engage by Design is a social enterpriseÂ developed through our final Master research in sustainability and design. As a consultancy we specialise in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista

Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services andÂ telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ«Â Olivia JohnÂ

ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways toÂ integrate learning aboutÂ sustainability for Higher Education students andÂ tutors,Â particularly within theÂ F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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Engage by Design is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia John – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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November 17, 2011Engage by DesignAmp, Consultancy, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Fashion Textiles, Higher Education, Interventions, Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp Nbsp, New Ways, Olivia, Research And Development, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Social Enterprise, sustainability, Textiles, Transformation, Tutors, Value Structure, Zoe

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Engage by Design is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo Bautista – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia John – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

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Welcome to Engage by Design

November 14, 2011Engage by DesignAmp, Design Consultancy, Design Instruments, Dialogues, Disciplines, Education Students, Higher Education, Interventions, Knowledge Network, Network Partner, New Ways, Olivia, Research And Development, Research Arm, Rodrigo, Social Enterprise, sustainability, Tutors, Value Structure, Zoe

Engage by DesignÂ is our newest knowledge network partner. You will find all of their posts syndicated here, or you can head right over to their site here:Â Engage by Design

Engage by DesignÂ is a social enterprise developed through the final Master research of Rodrigo Bautista and Zoe Olivia John in sustainability and design. As a consultancy they specialize in strategic interventions that aim to support the transformation of your product or service into a more sustainable one.

Engage by Designâ€™s research arm intends to act as a platform which enables dialogues and actions between a diverse range of disciplines around sustainability and design.

Rodrigo BautistaÂ – Rodrigo is an Industrial Designer and has worked in many different industries including media, products, services and telecommunications. Today his work focuses on strategic interventions and tools to apply sustainability and design instruments within a company.

ZoÃ« Olivia JohnÂ – ZoÃ«â€™s background in Fashion & Textiles has lead her into the research and development of better ways to integrate learning about sustainability for Higher Education students and tutors, particularly within the F&T programme. She is interested in finding new ways to readdress our value structure from one of linear economic quantity to one of circular quality.

3rd Ring Out: Rehearsing the Future By Zoe Svendsen and Simon Daw

June 26, 2010newsDaw, Disaster, Doorstep, Earth, Emergency Planning, Fact Check, Immediacy, Interactive Computer Systems, Live Performance, Metis, Rehearsal, Revenge, Svendsen, Temperature, Video Simulation, Zoe

The temperature is rising, the Earth is changing and your city is threatened. How will you respond? This is a story in which YOU decide what happens next.

Imagining a world in which nature takes revenge on industrial humanity, 3rd Ring Out takes you forward in time to an emergency planning rehearsal set on your doorstep.

Metis uses live performance, video simulation and interactive computer systems to produce work which responds to contemporary concerns. The result has the immediacy of theatre combined with the thrill of a disaster movie; a fiction rooted in fact.

Check out theÂ Booking section to find out where 3rd Ring Out takes place and for responses to the performances â€¦

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