A Study on Design Expansion of Sustainable Space and Approaches
AUTHORS
Sooknyung Ha,College of Design, Sangmyung Univ., Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea
ABSTRACT
These days where urbanization and global warming have become the mega trends, there has been a need for constant, far-reaching and impactful design. The purpose of this study is to develop the design strategy model for sustainable space based on the concept of TBLD and Sustainable2.0 in order to construct social network where company-wide role of sustainable company applying and practicing sustainable material and designer and social responsibility. In addition, we intend to look into specific design strategies through the success cases of corporations implementing the sustainable design, and furthermore, to present suggestions for promotion of sustainable design among domestic corporations in order to propose the recommendations for practical application of evolved sustainable design. From the standpoint of TBLD, 2012Architecten has the basic characteristics of eco-friendly entrepreneurial spirit and identity and the advantage of being design-oriented. 2012Architecten is also considered to play a social role significantly by prompting the shift in the awareness of users through online exchanges and promotions. In addition, 2012Architecten is taking on a significant role socially in the reuse and production and is also highly productive economically.
KEYWORDS
Sustainable Space, Design Expansion, TBLD, Sustainable2.0
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