- Paperback: 216 pages
- Publisher: BIS Publishers B.V.; 1 edition (25 January 2016)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 9063694083
- ISBN-13: 978-9063694081
- Product Dimensions: 12.7 x 1.3 x 20.3 cm
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"In this visually engaging book, the team behind Sydney's Designing Out Crime research centre shares 21 projects, from reducing theft in stores through a better shopping experience to ensuring that young revellers get home safely along bike routes. Changing perceptions and embracing human nature are common threads in the book's case studies - and its cup-half-full philosophy."
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This handbook is for public sector innovators, designers and anybody who is ready to take on the challenge of designing the future of our society.
The unique approach that is presented here empowers you to create solutions to problems that are stuck, sticky or have always been considered too hardÂ’. You will see that these problems can be tackled using thoughtful and sophisticated practices that have been developed by expert designers, transforming problems into possibilities, and organisations into networks of committed stakeholders.
This is demonstrated in 21 real-life projects that span many sectors of society. The key lessons from these projects are supported by 19 hands-on methods that help you design for the common good.
The unique approach that is presented here empowers you to create solutions to problems that are stuck, sticky or have always been considered too hardÂ’. You will see that these problems can be tackled using thoughtful and sophisticated practices that have been developed by expert designers, transforming problems into possibilities, and organisations into networks of committed stakeholders.
This is demonstrated in 21 real-life projects that span many sectors of society. The key lessons from these projects are supported by 19 hands-on methods that help you design for the common good.
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