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DESIGN COUNCILWHO WE AREWHAT WE DOWORK WITH USNEWS & OPINIONEVENTSCONTACT US Design Council was established by Winston Churchill’s wartime government in December 1944 to support Britain’s economic recovery. The Council of Industrial Design, as it was then known, had the founding purpose of promoting ‘by all practicable means the improvement of design in the products of BEYOND NET ZERO: A SYSTEMIC DESIGN APPROACH Guide22/04/2021. The Systemic Design Framework, launched by Design Council in April 2021, has been developed to help designers working on major complex challenges that involve people across different disciplines and sectors. It places our people and our planet at the heart of design. The framework can be found in our publication, Beyond * Twitter
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Our built environment experts and design associates provide vital independent support for our work. Together they form an unparalleled professional network of over 450 specialists, all recognised leaders in their field who are passionate about the value and benefits of good design. Being part of this network gives you valuable access to designers across design disciplines and WARWICK COMMISSION LAUNCHES REPORT INTO THE FUTURE OF The University of Warwick’s latest research into Britain’s cultural and creative industries was released on Tuesday 17 February. The report explores the increasing impact these industries have on the economy, on British life and ‘Britain’s place in the world’. The report, Enriching Britain: Culture, Creativity and WHAT IS THE FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATION? DESIGN COUNCIL'S Design Council’s framework for innovation helps designers and non-designers across the globe tackle some of the most complex social, economic and environmental problems. It is a fundamental part of our work: enabling us to support the public, private and third sector organisations we work with transform the way they develop and delivertheir services.
DOWNLOAD DESIGN COUNCIL'S THINKSTATION REPORT Inside you will find. A framework for the future design of local railway stations. An outline of Design Council’s ThinkStation stakeholder engagement workshops. Feedback from 300+ rail and industry stakeholders across 120 organisations. Nine priorities for designing local railway stations of the future. DOES DESIGN HAVE A DIVERSITY ISSUE? Our analysis shows that overall the design workforce is younger than average – 64% of designers are aged under 45, compared with 57% of the whole UK workforce. Graphic design is the youngest subsector, with 73.8% of the workforce under 44 years of age. Craft DESIGNING PUBLIC SERVICES THAT WORK FOR ALL OF US Over a year ago, the Design Commission released its findings of an eight month study of design services in the public, private and design sectors, Restarting Britain 2. It showed that the best of design thinking can help to make services more relevant to existing needs and reduce cost. Restarting Britain 2 showed that design thinking can help RED PAPER 02: TRANSFORMATION DESIGN This paper sets out the characteristics of the emergent discipline that is transformation design.It identifies a nascent but growing community of practice. It highlights an under-supply of designers equipped to work in this way. And it explores the market for, and the challenges facing, designers who are starting to work in this newdiscipline.
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The value handbook Getting the most from your buildings and spaces The value handbook Getting the most from your buildings and spaces The value handbook is a practical guide, showing how public sector DESIGN COUNCILWHO WE AREWHAT WE DOWORK WITH USNEWS & OPINIONEVENTSCONTACT US Design Council was established by Winston Churchill’s wartime government in December 1944 to support Britain’s economic recovery. The Council of Industrial Design, as it was then known, had the founding purpose of promoting ‘by all practicable means the improvement of design in the products of BEYOND NET ZERO: A SYSTEMIC DESIGN APPROACH Guide22/04/2021. The Systemic Design Framework, launched by Design Council in April 2021, has been developed to help designers working on major complex challenges that involve people across different disciplines and sectors. It places our people and our planet at the heart of design. The framework can be found in our publication, BeyondNet
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Our built environment experts and design associates provide vital independent support for our work. Together they form an unparalleled professional network of over 450 specialists, all recognised leaders in their field who are passionate about the value and benefits of good design. Being part of this network gives you valuable access to designers across design disciplines and WARWICK COMMISSION LAUNCHES REPORT INTO THE FUTURE OF The University of Warwick’s latest research into Britain’s cultural and creative industries was released on Tuesday 17 February. The report explores the increasing impact these industries have on the economy, on British life and ‘Britain’s place in the world’. The report, Enriching Britain: Culture, Creativity and WHAT IS THE FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATION? DESIGN COUNCIL'S Design Council’s framework for innovation helps designers and non-designers across the globe tackle some of the most complex social, economic and environmental problems. It is a fundamental part of our work: enabling us to support the public, private and third sector organisations we work with transform the way they develop and delivertheir services.
DOWNLOAD DESIGN COUNCIL'S THINKSTATION REPORT Inside you will find. A framework for the future design of local railway stations. An outline of Design Council’s ThinkStation stakeholder engagement workshops. Feedback from 300+ rail and industry stakeholders across 120 organisations. Nine priorities for designing local railway stations of the future. DOES DESIGN HAVE A DIVERSITY ISSUE? Our analysis shows that overall the design workforce is younger than average – 64% of designers are aged under 45, compared with 57% of the whole UK workforce. Graphic design is the youngest subsector, with 73.8% of the workforce under 44 years of age. Craft DESIGNING PUBLIC SERVICES THAT WORK FOR ALL OF US Over a year ago, the Design Commission released its findings of an eight month study of design services in the public, private and design sectors, Restarting Britain 2. It showed that the best of design thinking can help to make services more relevant to existing needs and reduce cost. Restarting Britain 2 showed that design thinking can help RED PAPER 02: TRANSFORMATION DESIGN This paper sets out the characteristics of the emergent discipline that is transformation design.It identifies a nascent but growing community of practice. It highlights an under-supply of designers equipped to work in this way. And it explores the market for, and the challenges facing, designers who are starting to work in this newdiscipline.
THE VALUE HANDBOOK
The value handbook Getting the most from your buildings and spaces The value handbook Getting the most from your buildings and spaces The value handbook is a practical guide, showing how public sector WHAT IS THE FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATION? DESIGN COUNCIL'S Design Council’s framework for innovation helps designers and non-designers across the globe tackle some of the most complex social, economic and environmental problems. It is a fundamental part of our work: enabling us to support the public, private and third sector organisations we work with transform the way they develop and delivertheir services.
BUILDING FOR LIFE 12 Building for Life 12 (BfL 12) is the industry standard for the design of new housing developments. Design Council Cabe firmly believes that housing should be attractive, functional and sustainable – this guide presents how using Building for Life 12 can help you achievethese outcomes.
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Her work is characterised by colourful boldness with a strong graphic design signature, often using big type or lettering and geometric elements. In this video, we find out about Morag’s work, which straddles a space that includes designers, artists and architects. Feature — 30/10/2018. The Design Economy 2018 – DESIGN METHODS FOR DEVELOPING SERVICES This is a brief introduction to why design methods can be useful when developing services.Service design is all about making services usable, easy and desirable. To design a great service, it's important to have service users in mind: are they staff, suppliers or customers? Using design tools and methods can deliver an in-depth understanding of user behaviours, their likes andTRANSFORM AGEING
Transform Ageing is a pioneering programme taking a design-led approach to improving people’s experience of ageing. Funded by the The National Lottery Community Fund, this new cross-sector initiative will bring together people in later life, social entrepreneurs and health and social care leaders to define, develop and deliver new solutions that better support the needs and DOES DESIGN HAVE A DIVERSITY ISSUE? For the design economy and the UK more widely to prosper during uncertain times, it is essential that we bring a greater range of people into design careers across more parts of the country. It is imperative to ensure more people and businesses have access to high value design occupations, enabling a diverse range of voices in the room, which will result in an increased pool IN DEFENCE OF... THE HEYGATE ESTATE Completed in 1974, the Heygate Estate was home to a community of 3000 residents. Walkways for pedestrians interconnected the buildings and provided a safe environment separated from the cars. Today, it’s startling to see how the visionary optimism of the post-war era and the trust in a better future turned stale and went awry. DESIGN DELIVERS FOR BUSINESS Design delivers for business is a summary of evidence from our Design Leadership Programme for businesses. The Design Leadership Programme is designed to help businesses to identify their biggest strategic challenges and create new opportunities to overcome them by using design effectively. Over 96% of businesses stated that this programme was fundamental in helping them to THE DOUBLE DIAMOND: A UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED DEPICTION OF The Double Diamond is a visual representation of the design and innovation process. It’s a simple way to describe the steps taken in any design and innovation project, irrespective of methods and tools used. In 2003, Design Council was promoting the positive impact of adopting a strategic approach to design and the value of ‘design CEMETERIES, CHURCHYARDS AND BURIAL GROUNDS Introduction There is a lack of information about the number of operational or closed cemeteries, churchyards and burial grounds in England. There is alsoClose
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Design Council is now working virtually in order to safeguard the health and wellbeing of our staff and stakeholders, and continue our mission to make life better by design. We will continue to convene people from across all disciplines and sectors – from grassroots to government – over the coming weeks. We know that our stakeholders will have many questions about how to adapt to life during and after COVID-19, from safeguarding our health and wellbeing, to reshaping and rebuilding local economies, to leading moresustainable lives.
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Design Council was established by Winston Churchill’s wartime government in December 1944 to support Britain’s economic recovery. The Council of Industrial Design, as it was then known, had the founding purpose of promoting ‘by all practicable means the improvement of design in the products of... OUR STRATEGIC THEMES ENABLING SUSTAINABLE LIVING Learn how design can help us preserve and protect our planet, its inhabitants and resources. IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELLBEING Find out how design can be used to tackle the nation’s healthcrisis.
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DOWNLOAD OUR STRATEGY 2020-24 OUR STRATEGY 2020-24 OUTLINES HOW WE WILL ENSURE DESIGN IS USED AS A FORCE FOR CHANGE, HELPING US TO TACKLE SOME OF THE TOUGHEST ECONOMIC, SOCIETAL AND ENVIRONMENT CHALLENGES IN THE UK AND BEYOND. THIS DOCUMENT OUTLINES OUR KEY PRIORITIES – IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELLBEING, ENABLING SUSTAINABLE... OUR STRATEGY 2020-24 OUTLINES HOW WE WILL ENSURE DESIGN IS USED AS A FORCE FOR CHANGE, HELPING US TO TACKLE SOME OF THETOUGHEST CHALLENGES
Report — 23/03/2020 JOIN DESIGN COUNCIL'S NEW NETWORK OF EXPERTS: EXPRESSIONS OF INTERESTNOW OPEN!
BUILDING ON THE SUCCESS OF OUR LONG-STANDING BUILT ENVIRONMENT EXPERT NETWORK, DESIGN COUNCIL IS NOW LOOKING TO BRING IN A WIDER RANGE OF ACTIVE LEADERS AND CHANGE-MAKERS – FROM VARIOUS PROFESSIONS, BACKGROUNDS AND LOCALITIES – TO JOIN A REFRESHED NETWORK OF EXPERTS. WE ARE ACUTELY AWARE THAT THE DESIGN AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT SECTORSLACK DIVERSITY.
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TRANSFORM AGEING - LATER LIFE IS FOR LIVING: FINAL EVALUATION REPORT TRANSFORM AGEING, FUNDED BY THE NATIONAL LOTTERY COMMUNITY FUND, WAS A PIONEERING PROGRAMME TAKING A COMMUNITY AND DESIGN-LED APPROACH TO IMPROVE PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCE OF AGEING. AS A RESULT OF THE TRANSFORM AGEING PROGRAMME, SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS REACHED 89,500 PEOPLE IN LATER LIFE IN THE SOUTH WEST... Report — 26/11/2020 WHATEVER THE QUESTION, DESIGN HAS AN ANSWER. Design Council champions the power of design to tackle the biggest challenges of our time and bring about real, positive change inpeople’s lives.
Every day we consult with industry, government and individuals to advise them on how design can improve the things that matter most. How can we improve our health and wellbeing? The places we live? The communities we’re all part of? These are the questions we seek to answer, as we strive to make Britain better by design.What we do
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DESIGN COUNCIL’S MISSION IS TO MAKE LIFE BETTER BY DESIGN. WE WORK WITH PEOPLE TO CREATE BETTER PLACES, BETTER PRODUCTS AND BETTER SERVICES AND SYSTEMS, ALL OF WHICH LEAD TO BETTER OUTCOMES. ON WAY WE DO THIS IS TO COMMISSION PIONEERING EVIDENCE-BASED RESEARCH INTO THE STATE OF DESIGN AND DESIGN... DESIGN COUNCIL’S MISSION IS TO MAKE LIFE BETTER BY DESIGN. WE WORK WITH PEOPLE TO CREATE BETTER PLACES, BETTER PRODUCTS AND BETTER SERVICES.News — 12/11/2020
DESIGN COUNCIL RESPONDS TO THE 'PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE' WHITE PAPER THE GOVERNMENT’S PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE WHITE PAPER HAS POTENTIAL TO CREATE SOME OF THE BIGGEST REFORMS TO OUR PLANNING SYSTEM SINCE THE SECOND WORLD WAR. THE GOVERNMENT’S PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE WHITE PAPER HAS POTENTIAL TO CREATE SOME OF THE BIGGEST REFORMS TO OUR PLANNING SYSTEM SINCE THE SENews — 29/10/2020
DESIGN COUNCIL HOSTS WORKSHOPS TO ADDRESS DIGITAL SKILLS GAP IN BUILTENVIRONMENT SECTOR
A SERIES OF WORKSHOPS IDENTIFYING THE DIGITAL CAPABILITIES NEEDED BY RECENT GRADUATES IN BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROFESSIONS IS TO BE HOSTED BY DESIGN COUNCIL, ON BEHALF OF THE CENTRE FOR DIGITAL BUILT BRITAIN (CDBB) – A MEMBER OF THE CONSTRUCTION INNOVATION HUB. KICKING OFF THIS DECEMBER, THE WORKSHOPS WILL FORM THE FIRST PHASE OF THE GRADUATE DIGITAL CAPABILITIES FOR BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROFESSIONALS.News — 19/11/2020
FOUR WAYS THAT GOVERNMENT CAN MAKE BETTER USE OF DESIGN TO INCREASER&D
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HEALTH BEGINS AT HOME HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND OUR ABILITY TO THRIVE: THIS ALL BEGINS AT HOME. ACCESS TO SATISFACTORY HOUSING IS SEEN AS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT, BUT TOO MUCH OF THE HOUSING THAT WE LIVE IN AND THAT WE DESIGN AND BUILD DOESN’T HIT THE MARK. AT DESIGN COUNCIL WE THINK THAT WE CAN DO MORE TO GET THIS RIGHT, FOR... HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND OUR ABILITY TO THRIVE: THIS ALL BEGINS AT HOME. ACCESS TO SATISFACTORY HOUSING IS SEEN AS A BASICHUMAN RIGHT, BUT TO
Feature — 21/10/2020 BLACK LIVES MATTER: PERSONAL STATEMENT FROM SARAH WEIR OBE, DESIGN COUNCIL’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE DESIGN HAS A DIVERSITY PROBLEM. OUR NATIONAL, PUBLISHED RESEARCH SHOWS THAT MANY PEOPLE WORKING IN THE DESIGN ECONOMY DO NOT SUFFICIENTLY REPRESENT THE PEOPLE THEY ARE DESIGNING FOR. DESIGN HAS A DIVERSITYPROBLEM.
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