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The first post-modern design manifestoes referencing ecological imperatives emerged in the 1960s (Jencks and Kropf 1997). Green and ecological design in the late 1980s evolved into eco-design and Design for the Environment (DfE), with an emphasis on eco-efficient ways of designing. By the late 1990s, the canon moved on as Design for Sustainability...
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... invited panel of external critics, comprising design practitioners and educationalists attended a workshop in Brighton, UK in May 2007(DEEDS, 2007 and with the Partner team, together defined the barriers (Table 2) under the socio-cultural, political and economic categories of money, structural/institutional, education, consumers and cultural temperature/human values. They also invoked the 'silent witness' of the neglected environment, aka nature. ...
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