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Future, well-being, interdependence: key-words for contemporaneous design<br />
consequently the culture of the project. The guidelines: FUTURE, WELFARE and<br />
INTERDEPENDECE demonstrate extreme consistency between design and the social<br />
scope and thus between the design and the humanities, seeking to show that these<br />
words can be a synthesis of social references applied to the design.<br />
In course of time, with the new range of complex scenarios that settled in<br />
the world, the actions of the design were widening and failed to consider only<br />
the technical factors and objectives inherent in industrial production, becoming a<br />
complex and systemic arena in considering new behaviors and new ways of life<br />
for citizens.<br />
It is in this context that the humanistic disciplines gain more space and support<br />
the future activities of projective stamp like design. In this sense, the authors<br />
seek to explain why these three words are so important and how they influence<br />
contemporary design.<br />
2. Design and humanism, an inseparable relation 1<br />
A long time ago, we witnessed the great transformations in the conceptual,<br />
esthetic and formal ambits, inherent to the disciplines with projectual character,<br />
especially in what concerns architecture and design. The traditional schools and<br />
currents find themselves, nowadays, in the dubious dilemma between innovating<br />
or staying with Cartesian and rational methods for the practice of design. We<br />
may perceive, however, that new practices in design align themselves with the<br />
existing new and different forms of innovation, sometimes getting close to the high<br />
technology, this, many times distant from design teaching, sometimes directing to<br />
handcraft or art, that is, to the “non project”. This reality also questions the capacity<br />
of the modern rational-functionalist project of continuing to be the preponderant<br />
model for design and for the contemporaneous architecture.<br />
We watch, nowadays, in the same way, one of the greatest transformations in<br />
terms of behave, ethics and socialism ever seen, firstly throughout the popularization<br />
of the digital and virtual technologies, until the process of globalization, which<br />
1 The text is the result of the common work of two authors, each one assuming the direct responsibility, as follows:<br />
Dijon De Moraes § 2, 4; Flaviano Celaschi § 3, 6; Dijon De Moraes and Flaviano Celaschi together § 5, 7.<br />
Cadernos de Estudos Avançados em Design - design e humanismo - 2013 - p. 105-130<br />
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