Hans Holzinger's guest appearances

Hans Holzinger

Statements on Sustainable Design

Courage. Why don't we design what we know? Circle 00008 (r=4)

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Paul Micklethwaite

Georg Guensberg

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Rolf Sachsse

Jonathan Chapman

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Nina Troeger

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Was wir aus der Pandemie für die Klima-Krise lernen solltenIn seinem Buch "Post-Corona-Gesellschaft: Was wir aus der Krise lernen sollten", beschreibt Hans Holzinger, wie die Einschnitte der Pandemie eine Chance für die Umstellung der Wirtschaft bieten können. Im Podcast zeigt er auf, welche Veränderungen die Pandemie brachte und welche Maßnahmen nun gesetzt werden sollten, um die Klima-Krise genauso tatkräftig anzugehen.

Was wir aus der Pandemie für die Klima-Krise lernen sollten<br>In seinem Buch "Post-Corona-Gesellschaft: Was wir aus der Krise lernen sollten", beschreibt Hans Holzinger, wie die Einschnitte der Pandemie eine Chance für die Umstellung der Wirtschaft bieten können. Im Podcast zeigt er auf, welche Veränderungen die Pandemie brachte und welche Maßnahmen nun gesetzt werden sollten, um die Klima-Krise genauso tatkräftig anzugehen.

#4 Hans Holzinger über die Lehren der Corona-Krise

Hans Holzinger, sustainablility researcher, Robert-Jungk-Futures Library, Salzburg

Hans Holzinger on Sustainable Design (german)

Circle 00008 (r=4): Courage. Why don’t we design what we know?Designers are, in principle, part of a “courageous” profession: they are constantly searching for alternatives, bringing about new things through their creativity and treading unfamiliar paths.We have long known that the sustainable development of our society is only possible through a course change in our lifestyle habits and designed offerings.Particularly in a discipline such as classic product design, where the customer is the industry, it is difficult even in times of economic difficulty and high competition to transform oneself from a pure service provider into an emancipated, courageous partner to the customer and propose sustainable solutions.So what does courage mean in the context of Design for Sustainability?

Circle 00008 (r=4): Courage. Why don’t we design what we know?<br>Designers are, in principle, part of a “courageous” profession: they are constantly searching for alternatives, bringing about new things through their creativity and treading unfamiliar paths.We have long known that the sustainable development of our society is only possible through a course change in our lifestyle habits and designed offerings.<br>Particularly in a discipline such as classic product design, where the customer is the industry, it is difficult even in times of economic difficulty and high competition to transform oneself from a pure service provider into an emancipated, courageous partner to the customer and propose sustainable solutions.<br>So what does courage mean in the context of Design for Sustainability?

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