Welcome to the discussion at Tallinn Design Week: The Future of Product Design
What does product design look like in a world where the “take–make–waste” model no longer works? What does the circular economy mean for designers, manufacturers and the entire supply chain – and what needs to change to make it work?
We’ll discuss how to design products, choose materials and build supply chains so that products last longer and materials can be kept in circulation for as long as possible.
The discussion brings together EKA Senior Researcher in Circular Design, UPMADE® founder and fashion designer Margaret Aus, and Jeanine Ballone, founder of World Collective and an expert in global fashion supply chains.
2 October, 12:00–13:00
Põhjala Factory
The discussion will be held in English
The event is free of charge.
The Design Week discussion is organised by DiMa, Estonian Academy of Art's Circular Design and Materials Research Group.
We’ll discuss how to design products, choose materials and build supply chains so that products last longer and materials can be kept in circulation for as long as possible.
The discussion brings together EKA Senior Researcher in Circular Design, UPMADE® founder and fashion designer Margaret Aus, and Jeanine Ballone, founder of World Collective and an expert in global fashion supply chains.
2 October, 12:00–13:00 Põhjala Factory The discussion will be held in EnglishThe event is free of charge.
The Design Week discussion is organised by DiMa, Estonian Academy of Art's Circular Design and Materials Research Group.