Part of the new Springer
book series Design Research Foundations edited by Ilpo Koskinen and Pieter
Vermaas.
- phenomenology of design: the use of hermeneutics in design processes and in design projects considered as lived experiences
- epistemology of design: the specificity of design research as compared to scientific research or considered as a new kind of scientific research
- ethics of design and responsible innovation
- design knowledge and ‘designerly ways of knowing’
- esthetics of/in design
- modelling and mapping design processes
- validation of design research
Abstract submission: 1 June 2015
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AIS/Design. Storia e
ricerche
"AIS/Design. Storia e ricerche is the peer-reviewed online journal of the Italian Association of Design Historians, dedicated to the advancement of research into every aspect of design history and to the publication of higher scientific research."
Abstract submission: 8 June 2015
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Society of Architectural
Historians Annual International Conference
6-10 April 2016, Pasadena/Los Angeles
Abstract submission: 9
June 2015
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Interstices: Journal of architecture
and related arts
Call for papers, issue 16 – The Urban Thing
Paper submission: 19 June 2015
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Media Architecture
Biennale Workshops
2-4 June 2016, Sydney
The Media Architecture Biennale is a biannual event, featuring workshops, a conference and an exhibition, that attracts interaction designers, lighting designers, architects, artists, researchers and industry practitioners.
Topics of interest
include:
- Urban HCI
- Urban prototyping
- Urban lighting
- Participatory media architecture
- Digital cities
- Media facades
- Hacking urban spaces
- Digital street art
- Lighting technologies and products
- Industry case studies involving media architecture
More info here:
Proposal submission: 1
July 2015
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ICDHS 2016: 10th International Conference on Design History and Design Studies
26-28 August 2016, Taipei
Theme: Making
Trans/national Contemporary Design History.
The overarching aim of this conference is to explore different possibilities of engagement that advance ‘global’, ‘world’ and ‘transnational’ design histories and studies. The eight strands are:
- Inter-Asia and design historical issues in Asia
- Trans/national design theory and identity
- Science, technology and sustainability
- Craft, material culture and cultural industry
- Design policies, pedagogies and creative economy
- Contemporary design practice
- Activism, democracy and design interventions
- Open strand
Abstract submission: 20
July 2015
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Design + Culture –
Charting new directions for interior design scholarship & pedagogy
Symposium and Special
Journal Issue Sponsored by the Journal of Interior Design Under the auspices of
the Interior Design Educators Council.
March 2016, Fort Worth, Texas (pre or post IDEC Conference TBA)
“As a way to strengthen dialogues around design and culture, the Journal of Interior Design (JID) is hosting a symposium and a special JID issue on design and culture to be published in 2016. In this call for papers, we are seeking scholarly original thoughts on theoretical, pedagogical, and practical ways by which to approach the topic of culture.”
Registration of intent for submitting to the JID Special Issue: 2-31 March 2015
Paper deadline for JID: 1 August 2015
Symposium abstract submission: 1 August 2014
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Obsolescence and
Renovation – 20th century housing in the new millennium
“…the OBSOLESCENCE and RENOVATION conference raises questions that affect both private and public housing stock; the global south and north and both pre and post World War II housing across the world” … “Specific areas of interest include Best Architectural Practices for adaptation; Best Urban Practices for more inclusive, safer and connected communities; Best Environmental Practices to improve environmental performance; and Best Practices on Policy, Management and Participation.”
Abstract submission: 1 September 2015.
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ServDes 2016
24-26 May
2016, Copenhagen
The Service Design
conference themes include: the evolution in the foundation of service design;
exploring the boundaries of the discipline; developing the methodological
approach and practices; emerging social and technology-driven innovation;
cases, strategies and experiences in and across the public, private and third
sector; and the future of research, education and professional perspectives.
Abstract submission: 29 September 2015
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