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Keir Winesmith at Design Friday

2012-08-10T02:35:01.638Z

Keir Winesmith, Head of Digital at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art, speaks at Pure and Applied's first #designfriday about digital projects to extend the reach and experience of the MCA. Introduced by Siobhan Toohill.
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We are Family by Family (Med 8mins)

2012-07-30T00:03:53.519Z

Via Grant Young on Design Thinking Drinks.

A second project that Chris touched on in his talk was Family by Family, which sought solutions to the question “How can we reduce the number of families coming into contact with crisis services, and enable more families to thrive?” This solution brought different families together to support each other in times of challenge.

Cameron Tonkinwise at Open Government Melbourne

2012-07-10T13:47:20.646Z

Open Government Melbourne (http://bit.ly/LB6z8z) was thrilled to host an evening with Cameron Tonkinwise on Monday 25 June 2012 at Horse Bazaar. Tonkinwise is one of the world's foremost thinkers on service design for sustainability and the sharing economy.

Cameron discussed his work in service design and sustainable urban social innovation through the Amplify Project.Creative Communities around the world aren't waiting for governments and businesses anymore. They are creating more sustainable ways of living and working for themselves. How can we find, improve, and spread community-based solutions for sustainability?

ESRI Conference keynote speaker Richard Saul Wurman

2012-05-27T11:57:55.036Z

Richard Saul Wurman, founder of TED, talks about the 19, 20, 21 vision. He is an author, architect, and urban planner. Wurman examines how cities organize themselves, finding patterns, and comparing them. Jon Kamen, Chairman and CEO of Radical Media gives several examples of different cities and their population density and land use patterns. He emphasizes the need for comparative analysis in order to be able to ask the right questions and manage change.

Jake Barton on Urban Collaboration and Storytelling / PICNIC Festival 2011

2012-05-15T12:21:46.862Z

What will inspire and connect cities of the future?

At our core, we are linked together by the stories that we collectively tell. How can we create experiences that can bind us to each other, even as our technologies, economics and cultures are increasingly diverse and challenging?

Drawing on examples from the 9/11 Memorial Museum, Change By Us and the Frank Gehry-designed Eisenhower Memorial, Jake Barton explores collaboration at the urban scale.