Transdisciplinary Design

  Live performance has brought people together since the beginning of civilization; captivating our imaginations, provoking thought and inspiring change. It is a celebration of…

Purple-colored candy doesn’t taste like grape. It tastes like purple- cloying, synthetic, vaguely fruity. Normally, people  don’t associate colors with flavors, or vice versa. People…

In the story of God creation, God created Adam and Eve, with soil and a piece of bone from Adam; humans as creation of God,…

In chapter one of Tim Brown’s book Change By Design he says “Fail early to succeed sooner”.  There are quite  a few similar sentiments out…

A recent issue of The New York Times Magazine (issued November 27, 2011) had an extensive article on the development of the modern bulldog.  The…

“After two centuries of rises in labour productivity, the liquidation of natural resources at their extraction cost rather than their replacement value, and the exploitation…

Cooperation and collaboration has been a major force behind the advancement of man. From hunter-gatherer relationships to the division of labor, these splits have become…

A couple weeks ago Jamer introduced the idea of scalar thinking, a tool or method used to identify and frame complex problems. Scale is a…

AIDS Memorial Park, the design competition for which was unveiled in late November, will add a much needed green space to the West Village in…

DIVERSITY is one of the most used words in the past few years. We see it used everywhere from multidisciplinary companies to transdisciplinary educational programs….