Sustainable Design Flashcards

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Can design impact sustainability?

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Yes :
Specification of Materials
Size
Messaging
Ink
G7 certification

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Specification of Materials

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Specify sustainable paper stock
Use lower basis weight stock
Specify FSC paper

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Types of paper

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  • Least is 100% virgin pulp
  • Most 100% recycled paper, never used due to cost and look
  • Middle Ground - Post consumer waste paper PCW
    , 30% PCW - 70% Virgin Mix
    Use lower basis weight stock
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FSC

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  • Forest Stewardship Council
  • Certified Paper
  • Come from a sustainably managed forest
  • Worldwide
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5
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BO

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Brightness Opacity
Opacity = Translucent

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6
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Change the Size

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Catalog Standard is 8.5 x 11 (92.5 Square Inches)
- Reduce size 6 x 9 (54 Square Inches)
- Saved 38.5 square inches
- 42% Saved

Change Imposition
- Reduce bleeding

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7
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Messaging

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  • Can do 1 page instead of a catalog - direct to website
  • Make a note about how you were sustainable with design :
    Product is printed on recycled material
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Ink

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  • Soy/ Plants based oil ink
    Rather than fossil fuel based ink which are Non renewable
  • Reduce the consumption of raw materials
  • Reuse materials
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G7 certification

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  • Certified Test Sheet that matches Proof
  • G7 certified means it will match automatically
    More sustainable
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10
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C2G

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  • Cradle to grave
  • Liner flow of goods
  • using since industrial revolution
  • Take - Make - Waste
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C2C

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  • Cradle to Cradle
  • Circular process where waste becomes an input
  • Zero Waste
  • Focus on use of renewable resources
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Circular Economy (CE)

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  • multifaceted approach with a focus on producer who:
  • Embrace sustainable design
  • Use regenerative materials
  • Collect end of life products and materials for the continuous use in the economy
  • Whatever is waste is recovered and becomes inputs
  • Ellen MacArthur
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13
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MRF

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  • Municipal recycling facility
  • Reject more than they accept
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14
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Example of Circular Economy (CE)

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  • Jet engines are designed to be recoverable
  • Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Recover
  • Waste becomes input to the cycle of production
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15
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Professor Suarez

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“Operational Principles of a Circular Economy” 2019

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16
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1/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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1) Adjust inputs of the system to the rated of regeneration
(- If we need something don’t go get new finite resources
- Use old/used materials)

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2/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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2) Adjust the outputs from the system to absorption rates

(- Don’t overproduce / over supply
- Get better understanding of demand )

  • Example of a bad is Fast Fashion
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3/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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3) Close the System
- Connections the waste management stage to the resource acquisition stage, thus an integration and implementation of 3R philosophy.

( Taking waste and having a more solid waste management system and connecting it back to the beginning of the cycle )

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4/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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4) Maintain Resources value throughout the system

( No value to waste,
-Glass bottles had cash value once
-Most items we recycle aren’t accepted
- If we maintain resource value, we wouldn’t be sending them to the landfill )

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5/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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5) Reduce the systems size

(- We have too many players in the field
- To many confusing options to everyone
- Make it simple)

21
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6/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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6) Design for circularity

( - Design for stuff to be more sustainable
- Make it circular
- Make prints smaller
- Recycled Paper
- Add messaging : This paper was recycled )

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7/7 Principle to Create a Circular Economy

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7) Educate for Circularity

(-Cuba made education for sustainability a priority starting with elementary education
- Educate all the players )