Browsing by Author "Arruda, Amilton"

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    Editorial: Materiales emergentes y [bio-diseño] / Editorial: Emerging materials and [bio-design]
    (Universidad del Desarrollo. Facultad de Diseño, 2022-12) Alarcón Castro, Jimena; Arruda, Amilton
    Este editorial está referido a la implicancia e impacto que generan nuevas propuestas de materiales, en un camino de transición hacia una cultura objetual con enfoque sustentable. En el marco de una visión contemporánea, desarrollos relativos a “Materiales emergentes y [bio-diseño]”, responden a objetivos de sostenibilidad, exploración de experiencias usuarias y enfoques para el diseño de una nueva arquitectura de materiales. Esta edición especial presenta diez planteamientos del ámbito de los biomateriales, materiales Do-It- Yourself-Materials (DIY) y revalorización de residuos, que aportan a la comprensión de enfoques necesarios para abordar una nueva era en términos de producción objetual. Su relevancia radica en la puesta en valor de conceptos de autoproducción, integración de tecnologías avanzadas y biofabricación en los procesos de ideación de materiales bioinspirados, para la generación de ventajas medioambientales, sociales y económicas. The editorial refers to the implication and impact of new proposals for materials in a path of transition towards an object culture with a sustainable approach. Within a contemporary vision framework, developments related to "Emerging materials and [bio-design]" respond to sustainability objectives, exploration of user experiences, and approaches to the design of a new architecture of materials. This special issue presents ten cases from biomaterials, Do-It-Yourself-Materials (DIY), and waste revaluation, which contribute to understanding approaches necessary to address a new era in object production. Its relevance lies in the enhancement of concepts of self-production, integration of advanced technologies, and biomanufacturing in the ideation processes of bioinspired materials to generate environmental, social, and economic advantages.
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    Materiales emergentes y [bio-diseño] / Emerging materials and [bio-design]
    (Universidad del Desarrollo. Facultad de Diseño, 2023) Alarcón, Jimena; Arruda, Amilton
    The ecological crisis, post-pandemic and social and political conflicts contribute to the rising price and scarcity of traditional materials. In addition, self-production and the democratisation of advanced technologies have inspired communities of designers to seek new ways of thinking, making and researching design. The research section, led by Jimena Alarcón and Amilton Arruda, brought together twenty-three materials researchers from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Italy, Mexico, Portugal, and the United States. The special issue was published at the end of 2022 and is available for download on Base's electronic platform.

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