what we doWe are designers who partner with communities and disciplinary experts on projects for sustainable development and leverage multiple perspectives to create new value. Bringing together people from diverse communities and disciplines, we design creative, innovative, and sustainable solutions for social, cultural, economic, and environmental problems. We believe design is a tool to empower people and change the way we think.
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what we're working onMAY 09: Continued Web site design and development for Kuxtal along with additional products. Continuing work on artisan project, xyaat, and editing fieldwork videos, thick descriptions from fieldwork trip in Feb 09. APRIL 09: Web site design and development for Kuxtal along with additional products. FEB 09: Returning from fieldwork research for a UNDP funded project to create Kuxtal Sian Ka'an, to promote a sustainable handicraft industry. This is a collaborative project led by U´yo´olché and Amigos de Sian Ka'an. We worked on discovery and definition phases in Quintana Roo, México to inform the design process and develop new projects. Read more about this on our blog. Met with Gualberto Casanova Mezeta in Noh-Bec for potential project related to organic farming and to bring organic, local products direct to market. Visited other artisans in the region and Marcos Canté of Cooperativa Xyaat in Señor. life in context |
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| Visit the site that documents the February 2009 field visit from the perspective of the UF student participants. |
| 4.30.09: d4d was featured on otto, international architecture and design website in an article on the socialdesignsite. |
make it better![]() Na Bolom Chair San Cristobal, Chiapas, México. Download the template to build this chair made with no hardware and just two pieces of wood – true to the original at the Na Bolom Research Center. Make it. Make it better. |