Sustainable Design: Create Eco-friendly Objects and Spaces
Revisit Your Documentation
A course by Lucas Muñoz , Designer and Artist
About the video: Revisit Your Documentation
Overview
“Documenting your process is essential for this type of design. What has been useful for you might help others. In this lesson I will share with you my approach to documentation in my projects.”
In this video lesson Lucas Muñoz addresses the topic: Revisit Your Documentation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Sustainable Design: Create Eco-friendly Objects and Spaces. Learn environmentally-conscious design strategies that promote sustainability and reduce the environmental impact of your creative actions.
Partial transcription of the video
“Revisit your Documentation In this lesson, we'll talk about documentation. Documentation is basic for your project. You will need to communicate all the time all through the project, and also after the project. There is a certain responsibility when you design for sustainability. Understand that everything you told might be the measure for something else to be made somewhere else, that's a responsibility. All the secrets or all the steps that I disclosed of my projects here might inspire you to do something else. If that I did wrong, you will also do wrong. So, it is important that you eval...”
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Course summary for: Sustainable Design: Create Eco-friendly Objects and Spaces
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Design, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Product Design
Lucas Muñoz
A course by Lucas Muñoz
Lucas Muñoz is an independent designer based both in Madrid, Spain, and Eindhoven, in the Netherlands. As a young student in product design, Lucas Muñoz realized that he didn’t want to design the objects he was taught to make. Instead, he began using the unwanted materials around him to transform them into new objects, which led to the launch of his studio Enpieza! in Madrid with a few friends from university. Before upcycling and green design became popular, Lucas and his friends were manufacturing with these ideas in mind, understanding objects from their materiality.
They then opened Guahouse, where every element was either recycled, donated, or handmade, and kept creating and exploring ways to conceptualize objects. Lucas then studied Contextual Design, where he further explored the notion of an object, its materiality, and its function. His quest for finding a deeper meaning in creating these types of objects is incessant. He works with galleries like Temporal and OGgetto and has received awards from AD Spain’s AD100 best Interior designers of the year in 2021, FRAME magazine’s 2020 Interior of the month award for his project: MO de Movimiento, and more.
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