为包容性的疫情后情景提供思路

Q1 Arts and Humanities Strategic Design Research Journal Pub Date : 2021-03-20 DOI:10.4013/sdrj.2021.141.03
E. Rossi
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新冠肺炎大流行将被视为过去几十年中最严重的医疗威胁,它迫使数十亿人生活在隔离和疏远的环境中,而数百万人失去了生命。到目前为止,为应对疫情而制定的设计干预措施主要集中在个人使用产品(即个人防护装备)的设计上,但从长远来看,这并不是很有效。在疫情后的场景中,设计师将被要求创造新的赋能解决方案,以促进社会包容性和可持续的“新常态”。这些解决方案将在向未来可持续和包容性生活条件的过渡中发挥根本作用。本文提出了三个面向包容性的设计场景,其中包含一些有前景的设计理念,旨在提高生活场所和社区的社会和可持续质量。稍后,将列出一些有希望的试验场,以便在疫情后的过渡阶段立即采取干预措施。
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Enabling Ideas for Inclusive Post-Pandemic Scenarios
The COVID-19 pandemic will be remembered as the most severe medical threat of last decades, which forced billions of people to live in isolation and alienating conditions while millions have lost their lives. So far, the design interventions created to contrast the pandemic have been largely focused on the design of products for personal use (i.e. PPE), which however will not be very effective in the long run. In post-pandemic scenarios, designers will be asked to create new enabling solutions to foster socially inclusive and sustainable ‘new normalities’. These solutions will play a fundamental role in the transition toward future sustainable and inclusive living conditions. This paper proposes three inclusive-oriented design scenarios containing some promising design ideas conceived to enhance the social and sustainable qualities of living places and communities. Later, a number of promising testing grounds will be listed for immediate interventions in the postpandemic’s transition stages.
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Strategic Design Research Journal
Strategic Design Research Journal Arts and Humanities-Arts and Humanities (all)
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