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Ecoeficiência no design expositivo : desafios e estratégias para o design circular de exposições
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Num contexto marcado pela crescente consciência ambiental e por restrições cada vez mais acentuadas de recursos, o mundo do design enfrenta o desafio premente de reavaliar as suas práticas convencionais, em particular no setor do design expositivo. O estudo destaca o conceito de economia circular (EC) como um modelo transformador que dá prioridade à restauração, à eficiência de recursos e à redução de resíduos, abordando desafios contemporâneos como as alterações climáticas e o esgotamento de recursos. Sendo este um estudo exploratório, foi utilizado o processo de triangulação para convergir os resultados dos três métodos utilizados, a fim de corroborar os diferentes pontos de vista. Os métodos utilizados foram: a pesquisa secundária, através da revisão literária; a pesquisa primária, que consistiu no levantamento feito nas entrevistas junto de profissionais da área; e a investigação através da prática, com a intervenção realizada na iniciativa DESIGN FUTURES. Sendo assim, o estudo identifica os principais desafios e oportunidades para a implementação de estratégias de design circular. Embora existam diretrizes, guidelines e exemplos de iniciativas bem-sucedidas para a sustentabilidade no âmbito do design expositivo, os resultados do presente estudo revelam que a transição para a implementação de práticas para a circularidade encontra-se numa fase embrionária em alguns setores e mais desenvolvida noutros. Ao explorar a interseção entre o design circular e as práticas expositivas, este estudo contribui para a sensibilização de práticas afirmativas para sustentabilidade no design expositivo, oferecendo novas perspetivas para iniciativas futuras que promovam exposições conscientes e responsáveis.
In a context marked by growing environmental awareness and increasing resource constraints, the design world faces the pressing challenge of re-evaluating its conventional practices, particularly in the exhibition design sector. This study highlights the concept of the circular economy (CE) as a transformative model that prioritizes restoration, resource efficiency and waste reduction, addressing contemporary challenges such as climate change and resource depletion. As this is an exploratory study, the triangulation process was used to converge the results of the three methods used in order to corroborate the different points of view. The methods used were secondary research, through a literature review; primary research, which consisted of interviews with professionals in the field; and research through practice, with the intervention carried out in the DESIGN FUTURES initiative. The study thus identifies the main challenges and opportunities for implementing circular design strategies. Although there are guidelines and examples of successful initiatives for sustainability in exhibition design, the results of this study reveal that the transition to implementing practices for circularity is at an embryonic stage in some sectors and more developed in others. By exploring the intersection between circular design and exhibition practices, this study contributes to raising awareness of affirmative practices for sustainability in exhibition design, offering new perspectives for future initiatives that promote conscious and responsible exhibitions.
In a context marked by growing environmental awareness and increasing resource constraints, the design world faces the pressing challenge of re-evaluating its conventional practices, particularly in the exhibition design sector. This study highlights the concept of the circular economy (CE) as a transformative model that prioritizes restoration, resource efficiency and waste reduction, addressing contemporary challenges such as climate change and resource depletion. As this is an exploratory study, the triangulation process was used to converge the results of the three methods used in order to corroborate the different points of view. The methods used were secondary research, through a literature review; primary research, which consisted of interviews with professionals in the field; and research through practice, with the intervention carried out in the DESIGN FUTURES initiative. The study thus identifies the main challenges and opportunities for implementing circular design strategies. Although there are guidelines and examples of successful initiatives for sustainability in exhibition design, the results of this study reveal that the transition to implementing practices for circularity is at an embryonic stage in some sectors and more developed in others. By exploring the intersection between circular design and exhibition practices, this study contributes to raising awareness of affirmative practices for sustainability in exhibition design, offering new perspectives for future initiatives that promote conscious and responsible exhibitions.
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Dissertação de mestrado, Design de Equipamento, especialização em Design de Produto, 2025, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Belas-Artes
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Exhibition Design Circular Economy Practices for Sustainability Strategies Challenges Design Expositivo Economia Circular Práticas para a Sustentabilidade Estratégias Desafios