Titlebook: Design/Repair; Place, Practice & Co Eleni Kalantidou,Guy Keulemans,Alison Gill Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Commoning Repair: Framing a Community Response to Transitioning Waste Economiesfor managing household waste. We propose that amongst the first tasks in this transition are to identify and align plural economies of material circulation at the community level including practices of reuse, repair and share, with a circular economy agenda, creating a ‘repair commons’.

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Foundations of Engineering Mechanicsand c. activate and build a supportive market and infrastructure. This proposal is explored through experimental case studies within Transformative Repair x Australian Design Centre, a project commissioning established and emerging designers and craftspeople to creatively repair broken and unsaleabl

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Katja Gelbrich,Stefan Müller,Ingo Schneideremonstrates the potential of creative repair practices to instigate self-confidence, transgenerational knowledge exchange, environmental recuperation and social resilience. Its findings are discussed through the lens of place-based and lived experience frameworks. In brief, this chapter emphasises t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81694-8 concepts of repair (objects, systems, communities) within a creative practice is fundamental, and a transferable theme that anchors to the here-and-now. In doing so, it shifts from old and outdated models that are a by-product of last century to a redirection of thinking and outcomes that confront

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Introduction,hes opening design to a diversity of practices, positions and collaborations that are explored through four themes: Design/Repair and Socio-material Conditions; Grassroots Design/Repair Activism; Design/Repair: Decolonial approaches; and Community-led and Placed-based Design/Repair. A roundtable dis