Desenvolvimento de um produto de moda focado na sustentabilidade: a importância da ecoeficiência no desenvolvimento do projeto
Type
masterThesis
Creator
Identifier
201810581
Title
Desenvolvimento de um produto de moda focado na sustentabilidade: a importância da ecoeficiência no desenvolvimento do projeto
Contributor
Almeida, Maria Cristina Queijeiro Borges de
Fernandes, Ana Margarida Pires
Fernandes, Ana Margarida Pires
Subject
Modelagem
Zero Waste Pattern Cutting
Processo criativo
Design sustentável
Ecoeficiência
Modelling
Creative process
Sustainable design
Eco-efficiency
Domínio/Área Científica : Humanidades
Zero Waste Pattern Cutting
Processo criativo
Design sustentável
Ecoeficiência
Modelling
Creative process
Sustainable design
Eco-efficiency
Domínio/Área Científica : Humanidades
Date
2018-01-07T22:09:29Z
2018-01-07T22:09:29Z
2017
2017
2018-01-07T22:09:29Z
2017
2017
Description
Este documento apresenta um projeto de desenvolvimento de um produto, que procura demonstrar a importância da sustentabilidade dentro dos processos criativos, aplicando a técnica Zero Waste Pattern Cutting na conceção de um produto criativo que abrange os conceitos da ecoeficiência. Inicialmente, far-se-á uma investigação sobre a sustentabilidade e a moda, posteriormente investigam-se os meios de aplicação dos conceitos ecoeficientes no âmbito do design do produto. Consecutivamente aplica-se as técnicas de modelagem Zero Waste Pattern Cutting com o objetivo de compreender o processo criativo e poder utilizar o mesmo no desenvolvimento do produto. Após esta fase é feito uma análise das possibilidades de aplicação desta técnica e encontra-se um módulo para o produto, visando a modularidade. Fundamenta-se o trabalho na metodologia investigativa Mista, Não-Intervencionista e Intervencionista, tendo como intenção aprofundar a aprendizagem, possibilitando o desenvolvimento criativo e sustentável e procurando pela união entre a sustentabilidade e a moda. O interesse pelo estudo surgiu na sequência das experiências que decorreram do mestrado de Vestuário e Têxtil do Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco em associação com a Universidade de Arquitetura de Lisboa.
Abstract : This paper presents a development project for a product that seeks to demonstrate the importance of sustainability within the creative processes, applying the Zero Waste Pattern Cutting technique in the design of creative products that seeks the trans-seasonality and the concepts of eco-efficiency. Initially, an investigation about sustainability and fashion after an investigation of the application of the concepts of eco-efficiency for products’ design. Consequently, Zero Waste Pattern Cutting techniques are applied with the objective of understanding the creative process and being able to use it in product development. After this phase an analysis of the possibilities of application of this technique is made and there is a module for the product, aiming at modularity. The work is based on the mixed, non-interventionist, interventionist research methodology. Looking for the union between sustainability and fashion. With the intention of deepening the learning, enabling the creative and sustainable development of the project. The interest in this study came as a result of the experiences that took place in the Masters in Clothing and Textiles of the Polytechnic Institute of Castelo Branco in association with the University of Architecture of Lisbon.
Abstract : This paper presents a development project for a product that seeks to demonstrate the importance of sustainability within the creative processes, applying the Zero Waste Pattern Cutting technique in the design of creative products that seeks the trans-seasonality and the concepts of eco-efficiency. Initially, an investigation about sustainability and fashion after an investigation of the application of the concepts of eco-efficiency for products’ design. Consequently, Zero Waste Pattern Cutting techniques are applied with the objective of understanding the creative process and being able to use it in product development. After this phase an analysis of the possibilities of application of this technique is made and there is a module for the product, aiming at modularity. The work is based on the mixed, non-interventionist, interventionist research methodology. Looking for the union between sustainability and fashion. With the intention of deepening the learning, enabling the creative and sustainable development of the project. The interest in this study came as a result of the experiences that took place in the Masters in Clothing and Textiles of the Polytechnic Institute of Castelo Branco in association with the University of Architecture of Lisbon.
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Language
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