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1.9 Future Research
In future research, a more detailed and specific inventory of sustainable design strategies in each theme and category of products is needed to identify new features for
more innovative sustainable product design.
This inventory could support and facilitates industrial designers to demonstrate
their potential creativity and innovation skill during the conceptualization or idea
generation process stage of a sustainable product development.
References
A Review of Sustainable Development Principles (2016) http://mri.scnatweb.ch/en/afromontcont
ent/afromont-discussion-documents/2602-sustainable-development-review-2016/file. Accessed
10 Dec 2017
Akemark A (1999) Design for environment from the industrial designers perspective. In: Ecodesign symposium first international symposium on environmentally conscious design and inverse
manufacturing. Ecodesign 1999: 47–50
Brezet HC, val Hemel C (1997) Ecodesign: a promising approach to sustainable production and
consumption, United Nations Environment Programme, Industry and Environment, Cleaner
Production, France, 52, 140–142, 346, 1997
Ecodesign ‘99: First International Symposium on Environmentally Conscious Design and Inverse
Manufacturing. Tokyo
Ecodesign Symposium (1999–2013) First~eighth international symposium on environmentally
conscious design and inverse manufacturing, ecodesign. IEEE Comput Soc, (1999) 10–859,
(2001) 10–948, (2003) 1–838, (2005) 25–973, (2007) 29–978, (2009) 43–1246, (2011) 42–1272,
(2013) 43–931
Green Designing in Yamagata (1992–1997) Search in various resorts of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and
6th
JSSD, Ecodesign, Special Issue (2011) 18–3 (71), 1–74
Japan Design Foundation (1989–1995) Search in various reports of 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th
International design competition, Osaka
Japan Design Foundation (JDF) (1987) Special report of international design competition, Osaka
(IDCO), 3–70
Japan Design Foundation (JDF) (1989) Special report of international design competition, Osaka
(IDCO), 3–49
Japanese Society for Science of Design—JSSD (1997) The consideration of the relationship between
design and ecology, Recycle PL-Law, Special Issue 1997, 4(3):1–51
Katsui M, Tanaka K, Mukai S (1992) Dictionary of today’s design. Heibon Publishing, Japan, p
244
Takala R, Keinonen T, Mantere J (2006) Processes of product concepting. In: Product concept
design: a review of the conceptual design of products in industry, pp 57–90. Springer
Ueda ES, Shimizu T, Kiminobu S (2000) The role of passive and active product designers involved
in the environmental policy of the Japanese companies. Toward Eco-Des JSSD 47(2):57–66
Woodham JM (2006) Oxford dictionary of modern design, Oxford University Press, pp 224–225
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1.9 Future Research
In future research, a more detailed and specific inventory of sustainable design strategies in each theme and category of products is needed to identify new features for
more innovative sustainable product design.
This inventory could support and facilitates industrial designers to demonstrate
their potential creativity and innovation skill during the conceptualization or idea
generation process stage of a sustainable product development.
References
A Review of Sustainable Development Principles (2016) http://mri.scnatweb.ch/en/afromontcont
ent/afromont-discussion-documents/2602-sustainable-development-review-2016/file. Accessed
10 Dec 2017
Akemark A (1999) Design for environment from the industrial designers perspective. In: Ecodesign symposium first international symposium on environmentally conscious design and inverse
manufacturing. Ecodesign 1999: 47–50
Brezet HC, val Hemel C (1997) Ecodesign: a promising approach to sustainable production and
consumption, United Nations Environment Programme, Industry and Environment, Cleaner
Production, France, 52, 140–142, 346, 1997
Ecodesign ‘99: First International Symposium on Environmentally Conscious Design and Inverse
Manufacturing. Tokyo
Ecodesign Symposium (1999–2013) First~eighth international symposium on environmentally
conscious design and inverse manufacturing, ecodesign. IEEE Comput Soc, (1999) 10–859,
(2001) 10–948, (2003) 1–838, (2005) 25–973, (2007) 29–978, (2009) 43–1246, (2011) 42–1272,
(2013) 43–931
Green Designing in Yamagata (1992–1997) Search in various resorts of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and
6th
JSSD, Ecodesign, Special Issue (2011) 18–3 (71), 1–74
Japan Design Foundation (1989–1995) Search in various reports of 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th
International design competition, Osaka
Japan Design Foundation (JDF) (1987) Special report of international design competition, Osaka
(IDCO), 3–70
Japan Design Foundation (JDF) (1989) Special report of international design competition, Osaka
(IDCO), 3–49
Japanese Society for Science of Design—JSSD (1997) The consideration of the relationship between
design and ecology, Recycle PL-Law, Special Issue 1997, 4(3):1–51
Katsui M, Tanaka K, Mukai S (1992) Dictionary of today’s design. Heibon Publishing, Japan, p
244
Takala R, Keinonen T, Mantere J (2006) Processes of product concepting. In: Product concept
design: a review of the conceptual design of products in industry, pp 57–90. Springer
Ueda ES, Shimizu T, Kiminobu S (2000) The role of passive and active product designers involved
in the environmental policy of the Japanese companies. Toward Eco-Des JSSD 47(2):57–66
Woodham JM (2006) Oxford dictionary of modern design, Oxford University Press, pp 224–225