Docente
Irene Maldini

Graus

• Bachelor
  Industrial Design
• Postgraduate Certificate
  Design of household objects
• Master
  Design Cultures
• Doctor
  PhD

Publicações

Journal article

• 2019-02, Assessing the impact of design strategies on clothing lifetimes, usage and volumes: the case of product personalisation, Journal of Cleaner Production
• 2019, The wardrobe as a system: exploring clothing consumption through design fiction, Journal of Design Research
• 2018, From “things of imitation” to “devices of differentiation”: uncovering a paradoxical history of clothing (1950–2015), Fashion Theory - Journal of Dress Body and Culture
• 2016-01, Attachment, Durability and the Environmental Impact of Digital DIY, The Design Journal
• 2014-03, Design and the Global Structures of Common Difference: The Extinction of the SUN in Uruguay, DESIGN AND CULTURE

Thesis / Dissertation

• 2019-11, Can design confront consumerism?: a critical study of clothing volumes, personalisation, and the wardrobe

Book chapter

• 2014, Participation and Democratization in Design: a Brief Analysis of the Roles of Designers and Users in DIY and Open Design, Design Frontiers. Territories, Concepts, Technologies, Designio

Report

• 2017, Measuring the Dutch clothing mountain: data for sustainability-oriented studies and actions in the apparel sector

Conference paper

• The Amsterdam Doughnut: moving towards “strong sustainable consumption” policy?, Product Lifetimes and the Environment
• On paradigm shifts and industrial revolutions: tracing prevalent dressmaking practices and apparel production systems in the Netherlands and northwest Europe (1850-2016), International Federation of Fashion Technology Institutes Conference
• From speed to volume: reframing clothing production and consumption for an environmentally sound apparel sector, Product Lifetimes and the Environment
• From DIY to Open Design: Users’ Involvement and Democratization, Conference of the International Committee for Design History & Design Studies
• Digital Makers: An Ethnographic Study of the FabLab Amsterdam Users, A Matter of Design: Making Society through Science and Technology
• Assessments in the design studio: self-reflecting on MDD (AUAS) methods, International Research & Education in Design Conference (REDES)
• 2021-09-08, Dress and the city: a comparative study of clothing and textiles environmental policy in five European cities , 20th EUROPEAN ROUNDTABLE ON SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
• 2017, Reducing clothing production volumes by design: a critical review of sustainable fashion strategies
• 2016, The perfect dress and its making: a comparative study of the sartorial practices of Amsterdam women (1950s-2010s)