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*24510$aRepair :$bsustainable design futures /$cedited by Markus Berger and Kate Irvin.
*24610$aSustainable design futures
*264 1$aAbingdon, Oxon :$bRoutledge,$c2023
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*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 256-263) and index.
*5058 $gPart 1.$tReparative thinking : broken worlds.$tFive theses on repair in most of the world /$rAvishek Ganguly ;$tWho decides? power, brokenness, and healing /$rLorèn Spears ;$tRepairing the cracked concrete /$rNakeia Medcalf ;$tBroken urban: repair as postapocalyptic design /$rUtku Balaban ;$tWhy save this? /$rAnna Rose Keefe ;$tRepair and imperfection through the lens of the spectral /$rJakko Kemper and Ellen Rutten ;$tFor the rain, for the wind /$rBrian Goldberg --$gPart 2.$tReparative practices : wounds, sutures, and scars.$tAesthetics of visible repair: the challenge of kintsugi /$rYuriko Saito ;$tRepair and design futures: an exhibition and call to action /$rKate Irvin ;$tDarning over renewal /$rJeremy Lee Wolin ;$tThinking rubble: ruin and repair at war's end /$rLynnette Widder ;$tOpen dialogues and material memory /$rAriel Wills ;$tWhat is the work of love today? repair, care, and carrying /$rLu Heintz ;$tKurhirani no ambakiti (burning the devil): since that's the only way they listen to us /$rAdela Goldbard --$gPart 3.$tReparative thinking : alternative ways.$tBorderlanders: a political concept for repair /$rVazira Fazila-Yacoobali Zamindar ;$tRepair on the move /$rBec Barnett and Tristan Schultz ;$tMy grandmother's mended socks: layered design thinking and durability /$rChristina Kim ;$tIs business beyond repair? /$rGary Blythe ;$tRepairing imaginations: rethinking the ethics of growth and degrowth /$rIjlal Muzaffar ;$tIs repair repairing architecture? /$rOlga Ioannou ;$tTrans-repair: emancipatory techno-poetics /$rPaula Gaetano-Adi --$gPart 4.$tReparative practices : patched and reassembled.$tCommunity repair in south africa: an interview with kevin kimwelle /$rEsther Akintoye and Markus Berger ;$tFixing as learning /$rSteven Lubar ;$tMake-do-and-mend: the repair and reuse of existing buildings /$rSally Stone ;$tHand me up /$rJussara Lee ;$tRecovering a sense of place /$rEvelyn Eastmond, M Eiffler, David Kim, and Joy Ko ;$t(Hi)Stories of repair /$rLindsay French ;$tNotions of repair as a pedagogical dialogue /$rClarisse Labro ;$tToward repairing the social fabric: music performance and pedagogy at work /$rSebastian Ruth --$gPart 5.$gEpilogue.$tStronger futures : a call to action /$rMarkus Berger and Kate Irvin ;$tLexicon of repair /$rMarkus Berger, Kate Irvin, and Ariel Wills.
*520  $a"This book investigates repair as a contemporary expression of empowerment, agency, and resistance to our unmaking of the world and our environment. A collection of timely new scholarship, this edited volume is multidisciplinary in its approach, presenting repair as an act, metaphor, and foundation for opening up a dialogue about design's role in proposing alternative social, environmental, and economic futures. This thematically expansive and richly illustrated book, with over 100 visuals, features an international, interdisciplinary group of contributors from across the design spectrum whose voices and artwork speak to multiple forms of repair as entry points for sparking novel insights into how we might attend to our broken social and physical worlds. Organized into reparative thinking and practices, it features thirty long and short essays, photo essays, and interviews, representing projects and research by artists, designers, architects, museum professionals, sociologists, anthropologists, historians, business analysts, and entrepreneurs. Chapters focus on reparative responses to fractured systems, relationships, cities, architecture, objects, and more. Repair will encourage students, academics, researchers and practitioners in art, design and architecture practice and theory, cultural studies, environment and sustainability, to discuss, engage and rethink the act of repair and its impact on our society and environment"--$cProvided by publisher.
*5450 $aMarkus Berger is Professor of Interior Architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). He isthe founder and director of The Repair Atelier. Kate Irvin is Curator and Head of the Department of Costume and Textiles at the RISD Museum, an integral part of the Rhode Island School of Design.
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A collection of timely new scholarship, Repair: Sustainable Design Futures investigates repair as a contemporary expression of empowerment, agency, and resistance to our unmaking of the world and the environment. Repair is an act, metaphor, and foundation for opening up a dialogue about design's role in proposing radically different social, environmental, and economic futures.

Thematically expansive and richly illustrated, with over 125 visuals, this volume features an international, interdisciplinary group of contributors from across the design spectrum whose voices and artwork speak to how we might address our broken social and physical worlds. Organized around reparative thinking and practices, the book includes 30 long and short chapters, photo essays, and interviews that focus on multiple responses to fractured systems, relationships, cities, architecture, objects, and more.

Repair will encourage students, academics, researchers, and practitioners in art, design and architecture practice and theory, cultural studies, environment and sustainability, to discuss, engage, and rethink the act of repair and its impact on our society and environment.