Landscape Applied Design Research

navigating to impactful change | 19 Oct Start Event 14:00 - 17:00 | 20-22 Oct Livestreams | 22 Oct End Event 15:00 - 17:00 | www.nadr.nl/ddw2020

Hosted by Network Applied Design Research

This project is now archived and was part of DDW20

Universities of Applied Design Research

NADR

The Program Landscape Applied Design Research is a series of online events, initiated by Network Applied Design Research. It explores characteristics of Applied Design Research through the lens of change and discuss the Key Enabling Methodologies (KEM’s), formulated in the CLICKNL-research agenda.

At the Start Event the outline of the Landscape and the KEM’s will be discussed with the NADR researchers. In a series of livestreams on location, 10 innovative projects will be shown by design researchers of 8 different Universities of Applied Sciences.

Universities of Applied Design Research

NADR

Participants of this exhibition

Saxion lectoraat Industrial Design

Avans project CBCI

Avans project GURU

HU lectoraat Co-design - Project Chiwawa

HU lectoraat Co-design - Project Wat Beweegt Jou

NHL Stenden lectoraat Open Innovatie

Fontys Paramedische Hogeschool

HU lectoraat Methodologie van Praktijkgericht onderzoek

HR Creating 010

3D in the regional hospital ZGT

GURU: Smart Houses Smart Personalities

Circular Bio-based Construction Industry (CBCI)

CHIWAWA

What moves you?!

Design Based Research in Perspectief - Atlas

Designing a Wearable for complex care

Making design research useful for design practice

Addressing future socio-technical problems

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About Network Applied Design Research

Network Applied Design Research (NADR) is the platform for the professionalization and visibility of applied design research. NADR connects lecturers for whom design is a central theme. It is the main point of contact and sparring partner of organizations, companies and policy makers in the field of applied design research.