Open design is a practice that borrows its way of working from open source software and brings these principles to the discipline of design. > Open Design (noun) ... relation to http://opendefinition.org > Open Design (practice) ... co-creating, co-designing > Open Design business model ... designing, manufacturing, distribution > example: http://opendesk.cc (Presentation given at BeyondSocial, Willem de Koning Academie, Rotterdam, 16 October 2014)

1. Open Design !
in a changing design practice!

2. Open design is a practice that borrows its
way of working from open source software
and brings these principles to the discipline
of design.!

3. open!

4. work!
(noun)!

5. design!
(noun)!

6. 4 freedoms!
use!
study!
share!
fork!

7. open definition!
mandatory conditions!
• use!
• redistribution!
• modification!
• separation!
• compilation!
• non-discrimination!
• propagation!
• application to any purpose!
• no charge!

8. opendefinition.org!

9. use!

10. redistribution!

11. modification!

12. separation!

13. compilation!

14. non-discrimination!

15. propagation!

16. application
to any purpose!

17. no charge!

18. open definition!
mandatory conditions!
• use!
• redistribution!
• modification!
• separation!
• compilation!
• non-discrimination!
• propagation!
• application to any purpose!
• no charge!

19. open definition!
acceptable conditions!
• attribution!
• integrity!
• share-alike!
• notice!
• source!
• technical restriction prohibition!
• non-aggression!

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21. design!
(verb)!

22. work!
(verb)!

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24. Sanders & Stappers, 2008, p. 6!
© 2011, cc-by-nc-sa
Philip Luschen
Thomas Lommée!

25. Pekkola, Hirscher,
Fuad_Luke, 2013!
Chabot, 2013, p. 21!
analyse a community around an Open project, including its discussion Examination
As outcome of the course students are expected to understand and able to apply it’s basic concepts in their practical work.
In order to be admitted to the examination, students must and communication materials according to the documentation for documentation booklet) within the appropriate deadline.
Course Structure
1. Business models for Open projects: Open Source Software, 2. Business models for Open projects: DIY Crafts, Digital Fabrication 3. Practice: designing a business model
4. Practice: designing a business model
5. Social Media for design: services, formats, strategies
6. Analysing the community: Social Network Analysis
7. Gephi and other social network analysis software
8. Facebook and e-mail analysis with Gephi
9. Introduction to Python for network analysis
MAS Interaction
Design
2013-2014
SUPSI, Lugano
Scwitzerland!

26. Pekkola, Hirscher,
Fuad_Luke, 2013!
Chabot, 2013, p. 21!
analyse a community around an Open project, including its discussion Examination
As outcome of the course students are expected to understand and able to apply it’s basic concepts in their practical work.
In order to be admitted to the examination, students must and communication materials according to the documentation for documentation booklet) within the appropriate deadline.
Course Structure
1. Business models for Open projects: Open Source Software, 2. Business models for Open projects: DIY Crafts, Digital Fabrication 3. Practice: designing a business model
4. Practice: designing a business model
5. Social Media for design: services, formats, strategies
6. Analysing the community: Social Network Analysis
7. Gephi and other social network analysis software
8. Facebook and e-mail analysis with Gephi
9. Introduction to Python for network analysis
MAS Interaction
Design
2013-2014
SUPSI, Lugano
Scwitzerland!

27. Pekkola, Hirscher,
Fuad_Luke, 2013!
Chabot, 2013, p. 21!
analyse a community around an Open project, including its discussion Examination
As outcome of the course students are expected to understand and able to apply it’s basic concepts in their practical work.
In order to be admitted to the examination, students must and communication materials according to the documentation for documentation booklet) within the appropriate deadline.
Course Structure
1. Business models for Open projects: Open Source Software, 2. Business models for Open projects: DIY Crafts, Digital Fabrication 3. Practice: designing a business model
4. Practice: designing a business model
5. Social Media for design: services, formats, strategies
6. Analysing the community: Social Network Analysis
7. Gephi and other social network analysis software
8. Facebook and e-mail analysis with Gephi
9. Introduction to Python for network analysis
MAS Interaction
Design
2013-2014
SUPSI, Lugano
Scwitzerland!

28. Pekkola, Hirscher,
Fuad_Luke, 2013!
Chabot, 2013, p. 21!
analyse a community around an Open project, including its discussion Examination
As outcome of the course students are expected to understand and able to apply it’s basic concepts in their practical work.
In order to be admitted to the examination, students must and communication materials according to the documentation for documentation booklet) within the appropriate deadline.
Course Structure
1. Business models for Open projects: Open Source Software, 2. Business models for Open projects: DIY Crafts, Digital Fabrication 3. Practice: designing a business model
4. Practice: designing a business model
5. Social Media for design: services, formats, strategies
6. Analysing the community: Social Network Analysis
7. Gephi and other social network analysis software
8. Facebook and e-mail analysis with Gephi
9. Introduction to Python for network analysis
MAS Interaction
Design
2013-2014
SUPSI, Lugano
Scwitzerland!

29. Tomas Margoni at OKFest Helsinki, 2012! Cecilia Palmer at FAD Barcelona, 2013!

30. © 2009
Goof van Beek
cc-by-nc-sa!
© 2011
Droog
EventArchitectuur!
© 2010
Cea
cc-by 2.0 !
© 2013
Masssimo Menichinelli
cc-by!

31. open
access!
open!
contribution!
closed!

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CUD!
DUC!
UDC!
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33. business model!

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42. opendesk.cc!

46. “open designer”!

47. facilitator!

48. developer!
of production tools and methods!
!

49. common infrastructure!
to make design
accessible to everyone!
!

50. business model!

51. opendesk.cc!

52. designer!
manufacturing!
distribution!
design!
noun | verb!

53. applica/ons
e.g
automo/ve,
furniture,
interior
architecture.
producers
of
material
Material
(Patent)!
manufacturers
Real world example!
“Onion model” of openness in material design!
shared
pool
of
knowledge
closed
(patent)

54. open
access!
open!
contribution!
closed!

55. contact details!
Peter Troxler
p.troxler@hr.nl
@trox!

56. Promotion !http://imagination.lancs.ac.uk/activities/CoDesign_FaceMooc!