Green&Sharing
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Mission Suggestion
As we live in a world with so many unpredictable problems.That meanswe need more hands to deal with it.If we keep on follow only one wayas we did before, we believe we'll face huge problems.So, we suggest that let's gathering and hold our hands together,and let's find what we can do for our society,planet,and for us.we believe we need collaborative work together to find a solution,better is two hands! so we will save our time,solve problem quiclyand there's more, we can recover relationship of human.If you see any problem in your around, please let us know!
Remember guys!
We are not alone!
Remember guys!
We are not alone!
Monday, May 11, 2009
eco party Mearry
Jodie Kim
This is the first brand of recycled fashion in korea. Mearry makes a new product with old clothes and used street banner.
a best Green Winner-Terra Plana
Jodie Kim
Terra Plana's shoes are made from recycled materials. The recycled materials are a leather without a chrome,a recycled rubber, and a used clothing.
Recycled fashion - Freitag
Jodie Kim
http://www.freitag.ch/
http://www.freitag.ch/
In 1993, Markus and Daniel Freitag made a water-resistant , tough and functional bag with an old truck tarp, seat belts for straps and a spare bicycle inner tube. That was just starting of Freitag. I think 'Freitag' is good example for our team's project and I attached here.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Why Local Design Is Getting More Important!
Jesica Do
In the past, when people communicated about designs in progress, they shipped paper drawings and materials back and forth. This was expensive; it delayed product development and prevented global collaboration. Also when client get their product (paper drawings and materials), they can’t satisfied about it. Because they are spend time and extra money to import it! Unfortunately import things are not enough quality or not enough to reaching clients expected satisfaction.
To address these issues, Open design communities wanted to create an on-line collaboration environment in which documents could be sent and viewed around the world using the Internet. The hope was to allow designers and general people who want to provide input on projects in real time, whether a project was initiated at locally.
These actions caused developing local design activities.
Local design’s aim is to structure a global system that enable manufacturing to be localized according to regional demand, rather than the alternative in which the product is designed or manufactured in a single country.
Using local materials, concern about local feature and make new creative things!!
Through this localdesign work, we can more developed design also concern about sustainable design too.
In the past, when people communicated about designs in progress, they shipped paper drawings and materials back and forth. This was expensive; it delayed product development and prevented global collaboration. Also when client get their product (paper drawings and materials), they can’t satisfied about it. Because they are spend time and extra money to import it! Unfortunately import things are not enough quality or not enough to reaching clients expected satisfaction.
To address these issues, Open design communities wanted to create an on-line collaboration environment in which documents could be sent and viewed around the world using the Internet. The hope was to allow designers and general people who want to provide input on projects in real time, whether a project was initiated at locally.
These actions caused developing local design activities.
Local design’s aim is to structure a global system that enable manufacturing to be localized according to regional demand, rather than the alternative in which the product is designed or manufactured in a single country.
Using local materials, concern about local feature and make new creative things!!
Through this localdesign work, we can more developed design also concern about sustainable design too.
Friday, May 8, 2009
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