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Rethinking Progress: Designing for a Circular Economy

Explore the principles of circular economy through examples like Philips and Le Tote. Inspire and challenge yourself to redesign products and services with sustainability in mind. Consider user needs, material flows, and customer relationships.

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Rethinking Progress: Designing for a Circular Economy

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  1. Designing for a circular economy

  2. WATCH RETHINKING PROGRESS

  3. HERE IS A QUOTE WE RATHER LIKE: “The goods of today are the resources of tomorrow at the resource prices of yesterday” - WALTER STAHEL

  4. THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

  5. EXAMPLE 1 OF 3: PHILIPS AND TURNTOO

  6. EXAMPLE 2 OF 3: FLOOW2

  7. EXAMPLE 3 OF 3: LE TOTE

  8. FROM CONSUMER TO USER

  9. A CHALLENGE FOR YOU

  10. SOME INSPIRATIONS…

  11. SOME INSPIRATIONS…

  12. SOME INSPIRATIONS…

  13. SOME INSPIRATIONS…

  14. THE BIG QUESTION… WHAT WILL YOU REDESIGN?

  15. SOME POINTS TO CONSIDER • Who will use it? Why will they use it? • If you are making a product, how does the design of your product consider a flow of materials? • If you are designing a service, how does it fit within a circular economy? • Describe the relationship you will require with your customers/users.

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