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DesignBookClubラジオ#17 森一貴さん｜「意図せぬ出会いのある場」を「意図してつくる」そのあいだで——著者とバトル・目的のなさに目をむける・お祭りを開催!!第17回のゲストは森一貴さんです。福井県鯖江市で街づくりに関わって活動されています。
デザインと偶然、デザインと無目的性。デザインと一見相反するようなテーマを同時に考えることが可能なのだと思わせてくれる回です。
【タイムライン】
森さんのこれまで
04:55 教育と街づくりへの関心
05:28 東京から福井県鯖江市へ移住
06:55 コンサルから教育系NPOへの転職
09:00 ロジカルシンキングと直感
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デザインと場づくり
15:38 わからなさのデザイン
20:30 環境にどれくらい介入すべきか？
21:34 地理学とデザイン
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読書体験
24:21 小さいころは図書館に通っていた
25:55 『冒険者たち ガンバと15ひきの仲間』斎藤惇夫
29:30 テーマは自由と寛容
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印象に残っている本
38:00『Design, When Everybody Designs』Ezio Manzini
40:00『Designs for the Pluriverse』Arturo Escobar
51:00『Things We Could Design』Ron Wakkary
52:00 目的のなさ、ボロさ、頼りなさ
01:05:25 デザインとカオスの縁
01:09:00 場づくりや街づくりの知恵をどうスケールするか？そもそもスケール可能なのか？
01:13:27 お祭りを開催！
【紹介した本】
・『冒険者たち ガンバと15ひきの仲間』斎藤惇夫
・『Design, When Everybody Designs』Ezio Manzini
・『Designs for the Pluriverse』Arturo Escobar
・『Things We Could Design』Ron Wakkary
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ゲスト：森一貴さん
MC：綿貫美紀・辻本達也
ロゴ：Maiさん
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DesignBookClubラジオは、同Slack内のメンバーと、幼少期の本との関わり方や本の読み方、記憶に残っている本などについて語る「本」を中心としたラジオです。2023-08-231h 13
Trải nghiệm?!S1#03: design thinking/tư duy thiết kế 101Cùng mình phân tích design thinking/tư duy thiết kế và phương pháp double diamond/hình thoi kép là gì? Nên suy nghĩ cách giải quyết 1 vấn đề như nào để mạch lạc và đầy đủ nhất? Nếu 1 phương pháp đưa ra có tính waterfall/nước đổ mà không agile, thì bạn cần phải làm gì?
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The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings.
Philip’s Drop:
Thomas Hardy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hardy
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