Socio- economic factors [war] Flashcards

1
Q

what are 3 design limitations?

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  • Time
  • Money
  • Quality
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2
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definition of socio-economic

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factors that link to social progress and economic activities

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3
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How did WW1 affect design?

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  • large numbers of the same product were made
  • resulted in new mass production techniques
  • restrictions for non war related products
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4
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what materials were in demand in WW1? [6]

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  • steel
  • aluminum
  • fabrics/canvas
  • copper wires
  • leather
  • wood
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5
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What happened post WW1?

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  • greater range of materials and processing methods
  • Bauhaus School of design designed products for mass production
  • Used steel frame instead of wood
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6
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what did Henry Ford make post WW1

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designed the moving production line for his model T cars

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7
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what needs rose after WW1?

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need for functional products with little embellishment

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8
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what committee formed in WW2 and what did they do?

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Utility Furniture Advisory Committee who created simple and functional furniture from limited resources

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9
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what did Gordon Russel make and who was it available for?

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  • simple functional furniture

- newly weds and bombing victims

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10
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how did design change after war?

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became more streamlined

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11
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What did post war design lead to? [cars]

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Porshe made aerodynamic cars

Britain made the Morris Minor

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12
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What did British Government establish and why?

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Council of industrial design

-falling behind globally so aesthetics importance increased

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13
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what exhibitions were made to showcase British talent

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  • Britain can make it

- Festival of Britain

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14
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what polymers were made after WW2?

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PVC
PET
ABS
HIPS
LDPE
NYLON
LYCRA
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15
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What did the development of new materials and processing methods lead to?

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  • increased customer choice
  • range of colours
  • teenage market embraced contemporary designs
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16
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How did design change in the 1950s?

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  • shorter lead times
  • cheaper and readily available products
  • culture of replacing products for aesthetics established
  • responsive manufacture techniques
17
Q

what drives sales in modern day?

A

new technology and fashion

18
Q

How are modern products pushed today?

A
  • media channels
  • celebrity endorsements/ sporting events
  • new ways like viral videos/influencers and vloggers