El prototipo en la investigación a través del diseño
Una mirada desde el upcyling
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Idiseno.2021.v16i.11316Palabras clave:
Upcycling, Investigación a través del diseño, prototipo, diseño.Resumen
Las actividades de investigación son un punto de partida importante en la evolución del diseño hacia una disciplina con base académica; se espera que produzca conocimiento útil en línea con la relevancia que ha adquirido la investigación a través del diseño (RtD) como generador de conocimiento, orientado a la práctica y aplicación del mismo, para la sociedad y ciencia. El Upcycling es una de las técnicas medioambientales sostenibles poco estudiadas pero prometedoras, que tiene potencial para contribuir a la reducción de residuos. [Autores] del artículo abogan por su aplicación para expandir el ciclo de vida de los productos, y ofrecer nuevos conocimientos para comprender los desafíos de desarrollar prototipos circulares dentro de un modelo lineal de producción de moda.
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