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process
The process of slow design is comprehensive,
holistic, inclusive, reflective and considered. It permits
evolution and development of the design outcomes. It belongs
to the professional and public arenas and emphasises the
importance of democratising the design process by embracing
a wide range of stakeholders.
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outcomes
slow design is manifest in any object, space or
image that encourages
a reduction in human, economic, industrial
and urban resource flow metabolisms by:
• designing for space to think, react, dream, and
muse
• designing for people first, commercialisation second
• designing for local first, global second
• designing for socio-cultural benefits and well-being
• designing for regenerative environmental benefits
and well-being
• democratising design by encouraging self-initiated
design
• catalysing behavioural change and socio-cultural
transformation
• creating new economic and business models
and opportunities
• outcomes can be represented in eight overlapping
themes:
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