Simpósio / Conferência para Discussão do Design Sustentável https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/252492 2026-04-30T14:33:46Z 2026-04-30T14:33:46Z Diehl, Marcia Regina Barauna, Débora https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/254048 2024-01-19T12:51:28Z 0023-12-06T00:00:00Z

Design of Sustainable Systems-Product-Services for the Internet of Things in design undergraduate courses Diehl, Marcia Regina; Barauna, Débora This article aims to present a Strategic Design method for the design of sustainable systems-productservices aimed at the Internet of Things (IoT) applied in design undergraduate courses, in project disciplines. The d.e.coisas method is part of the Strategic Design approach and covers the relational discussion of topics such as emerging technologies and sustainability. To ensure that designers reflect on sustainability during design, some design tools used in the d.e.coisas method were analysed from this perspective and applied as a test in a product design course for the IoT of the undergraduate design course at a Brazilian university. With the results of this analysis, we proposed a framework, in the form of a lesson plan, that provides guidance on the development of sustainable systems-product-services projects focused on emerging technologies.

0023-12-06T00:00:00Z Dantas, Ítalo José de Medeiros Solino, Lívia Juliana Silva Curth, Marcelo Freire, Aline Gabriel https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/254047 2024-01-19T12:30:03Z 0023-12-06T00:00:00Z

Consumer Behavior Towards a More Sustainable and Fair Fashion: proposal for Slow fashion consumption profiles in Brazil Dantas, Ítalo José de Medeiros; Solino, Lívia Juliana Silva; Curth, Marcelo; Freire, Aline Gabriel O interesse pelas questões de justiça social e sustentabilidade na indústria da moda tem crescido exponencialmente nos últimos anos, dada a preocupação com a preservação mundial dos bens naturais que permanecem na terra e a valorização dos profissionais da cadeia produtiva. O Slow fashion surge como um movimento relevante neste contexto, pois busca desacelerar a produção industrial massiva da área da moda. Este artigo tem como objetivo traçar perfis de consumo de produtos Slow fashion. Assim, planejamos e aplicamos um questionário virtual utilizando a escala “Consumer Orientation to Slow fashion”, com 414 voluntários do Brasil. Os dados coletados foram tratados por k-means e análise de variância. Como resultado, identificamos três perfis de orientação para o consumo Slow fashion no Brasil: averso à exclusividade, alta e baixa orientação.

0023-12-06T00:00:00Z Victoria Dani, Müller Debora, Barauna https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/254046 2024-01-19T12:13:00Z 0023-12-06T00:00:00Z

Design Hive – a tool for assist designers speculates of product service systems Victoria Dani, Müller; Debora, Barauna This article presents the Design Hive Tool, developed as prompts cards, as a mean to help designers reflect critically on production and consumption, and speculate sustainable solutions. For this article, a literature review was carried out, seeking to understand critical design approaches and how they can act to promote sustainability, and the concept of product-service system and how they can be a sustainable alternative to problems related to consumption and mass production. The bibliographic review was the basis for developed the tool, which was tested in practiced through two workshops, in which it was possible to observe the benefit in to stimulating designers’ critical reflection about sustainability and how it can help in search for sustainable design approaches, result in the development of product-service systems.

0023-12-06T00:00:00Z Graciano, Bheatriz Silvano Smythe, Kelly Cristine Assis da Silva Sampaio, Claudio Pereira de Leite, Marta Karina https://repositorio.ufsc.br/handle/123456789/254040 2024-01-18T00:17:48Z 0023-12-06T00:00:00Z

Main thematic areas associated with post-consumer textile waste: Literature review Graciano, Bheatriz Silvano; Smythe, Kelly Cristine Assis da Silva; Sampaio, Claudio Pereira de; Leite, Marta Karina The current production system of the fashion industry presents environmental, economic and social impacts that go beyond those arising from the manufacturing processes and extend throughout the entire life cycle of the products. In this context, the disposal stage of textile articles is critical, due to the scarcity of alternatives worldwide for managing this waste. This article aims to investigate the main thematic areas that are being addressed in research associated with post-consumer textile waste. The investigation was conducted based on a Systematic Bibliographic Review (RBS), carried out on the CAPES journal portal, using the Systematic Search Flow (SSF) as a methodological procedure. The results point to four main thematic areas of research developed: disposal behavior, textile recycling, practices associated with post-consumer textile waste and post-consumer textile waste management system implemented on a large scale. From the mapping, an imbalance was identified between the number of publications corresponding to the categorized themes, making it possible to observe that research is still mostly positioned at the stage of understanding the problem, which reflects the scarcity of studies that address practical alternatives for management of post-consumer textile waste

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