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Tim Brown urge a los diseñadores a pensar en grande

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Tim Brown |

TEDGlobal 2009

• July 2009

Tim Brown dice que la profesión del diseño está preocupada por crear objetos divertidos y de moda mientras que preguntas urgentes, como el acceso de agua potable, demuestran que tiene un papel más grande que desempeñar. Pide un cambio a un "pensamiento del diseño" local, colaborativo y participativo.

Tim Brown dice que la profesión del diseño está preocupada por crear objetos divertidos y de moda mientras que preguntas urgentes, como el acceso de agua potable, demuestran que tiene un papel más grande que desempeñar. Pide un cambio a un "pensamiento del diseño" local, colaborativo y participativo.

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