Targeting Design Intervention across Levels of Complexity

Tanner  Slade; Nicola Morelli

Targeting Design Intervention across Levels of Complexity

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As service design continues to expand its reach and blur the lines between disciplines to address value co-creation and deeper contextual based challenges, it becomes increasingly crucial to work within an ecosystemic perspective. For the sake of simplicity, designers build frames of reference and construct metaphors to better understand and target possible intervention and the roles, activities and consequences of that intervention. In reality, design action may cross the boundaries constructed by these models making it more difficult to target and understand the practical needs and scope of the intervention. In this paper we explore ways of seeing and working within an ecosystemic perspective by targeting design intervention across levels of complexity with a more fluid organizational model. This fluidity enables designers to better consider their role and responsibility in the intervention, the impact and consequence

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Design Culture(s) : Cumulus Conference Proceedings Roma 2021
Editors	Loredana Di Lucchio, Lorenzo Imbesi, Angela Giambattista, Viktor Malakuczi
Number of pages	4287
Volume	2
Place of Publication	Rome
Publisher	Editrice Universita La Sapienza
Publication date	2021
Pages	4275
ISBN (Electronic)	978-952-64-9004-5
Publication status	Published - 2021
Event	Cumulus Rome 2020 - Sapienza University, Rome, Italy Duration: 8 Jun 2021 → 11 Jun 2021 https://cumulusroma2020.org/

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Conference	Cumulus Rome 2020
Location	Sapienza University
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Rome
Period	08/06/2021 → 11/06/2021
Internet address	https://cumulusroma2020.org/

Series	Cumulus Conference Proceedings Series
ISSN	2490-046X

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Slade, T & Morelli, N 2021, Targeting Design Intervention across Levels of Complexity. in L Di Lucchio, L Imbesi, A Giambattista & V Malakuczi (eds), Design Culture(s): Cumulus Conference Proceedings Roma 2021. vol. 2, Editrice Universita La Sapienza, Rome, Cumulus Conference Proceedings Series, pp. 4275, Cumulus Rome 2020, Rome, Italy, 08/06/2021. <https://cumulusroma2020.org/proceedings-files/DC(s)_PROCEEDINGS_full_vol2.pdf>

Targeting Design Intervention across Levels of Complexity. / Slade, Tanner; Morelli, Nicola.
Design Culture(s): Cumulus Conference Proceedings Roma 2021. ed. / Loredana Di Lucchio; Lorenzo Imbesi; Angela Giambattista; Viktor Malakuczi. Vol. 2 Rome: Editrice Universita La Sapienza, 2021. p. 4275 (Cumulus Conference Proceedings Series).

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