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Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
Design Movement on Campus
2021

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Design Movement on Campus

Learning environment

Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI)

This project aims to nurture students’ aesthetic sense through design. The project also offered the design industry an opportunity to improve public aesthetics, addressing aesthetic issues through specific actions, and helped provoke conceptual transformation within the system, shaping an influential aesthetic ecosystem, and building the “Design Movement on Campus” into an innovative brand of aesthetic education.

iF Gold Statement

A small, regional project with an amazing potential for transformation! Using a comprehensive co-creative, human-centered service design process, the project created learning environments and experiences that generate great benefits for the participants. Design Movement on Campus also makes a strong statement for user-centered and participatory development processes.
Client / Manufacturer

Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI)

Taipei, TW
Design

Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI)

Taipei, TW
Date of Launch
2019
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Asia
Target Groups
Public Sector Government, Other target groups: Education practitioners, including principals, teachers and related administrative personnel, Specific sub-group: Design companies (especially those with insufficient resources to participate in public works)

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