IDSA's second annual Sustainability Deep Dive, held June 9-10, 2021, built upon the first event's success with hundreds of designers gathering online to discuss sustainable design processes, circular systems, energy equity, and more.
Eleven design students received complimentary registration to this event, thanks to generous donations to IDSA's Design Foundation DEI Event Access Program.
Building on the success of the inaugural Deep Dive focused on sustainability in 2020, IDSA'sSustainability Deep Dive 2021, June 9-10, will expand on how industrial designers can be leaders in building a sustainable future.
Redesign of Loon Kayak, 2015 (by Mat Cardinali, IDSA)
Perhaps Maine is not the first state that comes to mind when one thinks about industrial design. Outside of states with prominent industrial design schools in the Northeast, such as New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, Maine is set apart, but certainly not to be counted out.
Kostas Neofitidis is an eclectic creative based in Cyprus. In his multidisciplinary studio, he develops outstanding architecture, capturing interiors and objects and highly unique art pieces.
The pandemic's magical side is the reconnection after being far away from people, having met perhaps several years ago, and then set apart by differences in time, routines, and space.
Roberto Garza Sada Center for Art, Architecture and Design at UDEM
The Industrial Design program at the Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM) was founded in 1972. In 2021, Industrial Design at UDEM is one of the most prestigious programs in Mexico.
