Fleur Deken, VU Amsterdam Marina Bos - De Vos, TU Delft Lucie Huiskens, Saxion, ArtEz Theresia Grevinga, Saxion Freya Zaplata Geke Ludden, Twente University Deger Ozkaramanli, Twente University

3. CREATIVE METHODOLOGIES
Designerly Approaches for Research &
Innovation
Moderator:
Paul Rutten | University of Applied Sciences Rotterdam

4. Designing Fieldlabs to Develop
Mission-driven Innovations
Leentje Volker| University of Twente
Marina Bos-de Vos | Delft University of Technology

5. Designing Fieldlabs to Develop Mission-driven
Innovations
DRIVE @ Dutch Design Week | 24 October 2019
Fleur Deken | VU University Amsterdam | f.deken@vu.nl
Marina Bos-de Vos | TU Delft | m.bos-devos@tudelft.nl
Leentje Volker | University of Twente | l.volker@utwente.nl
Maaike Kleinsmann | TU Delft | M.S.Kleinsmann@tudelft.nl

6. our world needs to change…

8. become healthier
our world needs to change…

10. become healthier
become less crowded
our world needs to change…

12. become healthier
become less crowded
become safer
become circulair
become smarter
our world needs to change…
etc. etc.

13. this is not a one-(wo)man job

14. we really need each other

16. become healthier
become less crowded
become safer
become circulair
our world needs to change…
become smarter
etc. etc.

17. fieldlabs as mechanisms for change

18. fieldlabs as mechanisms for change

19. Fleur Deken
Vrije Uni. Amsterdam
Leentje Volker
UTwente
Marina Bos-De Vos
TU Delft
Maaike Kleinsmann
TU Delft

20. Techport Fieldlab
4e revolutie (4.0),
slimme fabrieken

21. the promise of fieldlabs

22. uniquely suited for experimentation

23. middle ground
mission actions

24. #1 design with diverse knowledge

25. #2 adoption of pilots

26. #3 scale solutions to wider contexts

27. lifecylce of fieldlabs

28. stuck in piloting the design…
pilot 1
pilot 2
pilot 3

30. #1 shifting emphasis
academia
public
business
citizens
time

31. #2 mission-driven and local needs
talking action

32. data collaboratio
n experience
test facilities
#3 shared resources

33. quick wins…

34. …takes time to settle & sink in

38. Designing Fieldlabs to Develop Mission-driven
Innovations
We are looking forward to also learn from your experience!
Fleur Deken | VU University Amsterdam | f.deken@vu.nl
Marina Bos-de Vos | TU Delft | m.bos-devos@tudelft.nl
Leentje Volker | University of Twente | l.volker@utwente.nl
Maaike Kleinsmann | TU Delft | M.S.Kleinsmann@tudelft.nl

39. About Co-creation in a Circular Textile
Value Chain
Freya Zaplata | ArtEz
Lucie Huiskens | ArtEz
Theresia Grevinga | Saxion

40. Circular Design Strategies
in
“Going Circular, Going Cellulose”

41. Objectives
• Overall project aim:
contribute to optimisation of circular supply chains for textiles
• Research aim:
investigate application of circular design strategies & collaborative
practices

42. • System perspective
• Notion of ‘no waste’
• Slowing down resource flows
• Looping resources back into system
Principles of a Circular Economy (CE)

43. Designer Case 1: Hellen van Rees

44. Hellen van
Rees
Enschede
Textielstad
(Annemieke Koster)
Designer Case 1: Hellen van Rees

45. • Design for emotional durability
à Create attachment through unique product identity
• Design for a technological cycle
à Repurpose/Upcycle manufacturing waste fabric
Designer Case 1: Hellen van Rees

46. Designer Case 1: Bureau Baggerman

47. Michelle Baggerman
Alcon Advies
(Anton Luiken)
Designer Case 1: Bureau Baggerman

48. • Design for understanding
à Durability through transparency
Designer Case 1: Bureau Baggerman

49. • Break down barriers between disciplines
• From isolation to co-creation
à Foundational circular design strategy:
Knowledge exchange in early stages of design process
In short

50. • Design for emotional durability
à create unique product identity
• Design for understanding
à durability through transparency
• Design for a technological cycle
à Repurpose/upcycle manufacturing waste fabric
In short

51. • What is the role of the designer in the transition towards a circular
value chain?
• What does a circular way of designing mean for the skills of the
designer? How do we need to train future designers?
• How can we move from traditional designer-manufacturer relations
to relations based on collaboration/co-creation?
Points for discussion

52. Freya Zaplata, ArtEZ CoE Future Makers
f.zaplata@artez.nl
Bureau Baggerman
info@bureaubaggerman.nl
Hellen van Rees
info@hellenvanrees.nl
Thank you!

53. Definitions in Design – How do they
Communicate and Fuel Ideas around
Responsibility?
Deger Ozkaramanli | University of Twente
Geke Ludden | University of Twente

54. CREATIVE METHODOLOGIES
Designerly Approaches for Research &
Innovation
Q&A - WRAP UP
Moderator:
Paul Rutten | University of Applied Sciences Rotterdam