[P2P-F] Fwd: Conflict & Design - 7th Design Triennial

[Michel Bauwens]

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From: Namahn <mailings at namahn.com>
Date: Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 9:56 AM
Subject: Conflict & Design - 7th Design Triennial
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Dear Michel

*Conflict & Design* - the 7th edition of the Design Triennial in Flanders -
shows how designers approach conflict situations and the impact their
designs can have within our society. The exhibition provides food for
thought about how, in the (near) future, we will be obliged to interact
with each other and manage our natural resources in fundamentally different
ways.

In over 60 design concepts, processes, projects and objects, the
participating designers provide solutions for all manner of conflicts, from
social conflicts between people to conflicts with nature, or for conflict
situations resulting from economic situations or from the breakdown of
society due to war, disasters, etc. Their goal: to create a better
dwelling, working and living climate.

Therefore, design in this triennial not only refers to objects: it also
includes services, social models, all manner of communication, and numerous
other, intangible or tangible processes. The triennial is being curated by
Kurt Vanbelleghem.

Namahn is represented at the triennial with three pieces:

   - Our social design project with Roma children from our neighbourhood:
   “Designing a learning service for marginalised children”
   - A social design project called “BAM!” for a shopping district in Aalst
   - A service design project for the social services of the city of
   Antwerp relating to social isolation of the elderly

Full information can be found on the Conflict & Design
website<http://www.conflictanddesign.be/en/homepage>
.

If you would like to attend the opening events, please register
here<http://designfusion.be/en/#inschrijven>
.



Kind regards,

___________________________________________

Joannes Vandermeulen, Namahn, Brussels
+32 2 209 08 83 - jv at namahn.com
design that works for people | namahn.com <http://www.namahn.com>



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