We're excited to introduce Academia as a new category on Lot 21!? This space highlights exemplary graduate-level projects, showcasing how? the next generation of talent is envisioning and advancing climate action? through design for decarbonization. By featuring these projects, we aim to foster new connections among peers? and prospective employers while continuing to expand our academic reach. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gpYaJk-h Image credit: @studiofynn
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Lot21 is a new content platform to help the design community decarbonize the world. Our non-profit was formed to simplify and curate climate content for design professionals and students, making it easier to advance climate action across the built environment. Coming from this industry ourselves, we've built this resource to support a common cause. Design touches every person on the planet, and designers can play a pivotal role in guiding conversations about decarbonization when they have the resources they need to take a seat at the table. We’re here to inform, inspire, and ultimately empower more designers across disciplines. And we’re optimistic about what our lot can do to advance climate action, faster. Lot21 provides free access to its content on lot21.org and invites the community to subscribe to its free seasonal newsletter, the QUARTERLY, designed for those with limited time and who want to stay informed. The QUARTERLY amplifies the exemplary work of our peers advancing climate action around the world. Every quarter you’ll be able to quickly browse relevant and actionable stories in our portfolio from the categories listed below. Solutions – natural and technological approaches to removing excess carbon emissions Projects – exemplary works from across design disciplines at the forefront of climate action Resources – an aggregated directory of materials and tools to help decarbonize the world Policy – national and international policies and agreements we need to legislate change Lots – leading initiatives from the thinkers and doers advancing climate action in new ways Join us on Lot21 where you can subscribe to our free QUARTERLY newsletter. With you, we can do a lot more.
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Subscribe to Lot21's free QUARTERLY newsletter to easily stay informed on new ways to design for decarbonization and exemplary projects to inspire you! Subscribe here:?https://lnkd.in/eUvHNsxi
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Presently: Climate Advocate and Lot21 Founder / CEO Previously: Leader of Steelcase brands, Mar 1994 - Mar 2021.
Industrial Design is everywhere—from medical instruments to remarkable forms of transportation we use daily—each created with the human experience in mind. And, ID reaches all major markets, too— from consumer and commercial to industrial sectors worldwide. So let's raise a glass, give a hug, or just look around for a moment because ID has likely touched your life in some way.
?? Happy #NationalIndustrialDesignDay! ??Are you an industrial designer? Share your story today by using #NationalIndustrialDesignDay! Celebrated annually on March 5 and officially recognized in the U.S. Congressional Record in 2015 by U.S. Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, this year marks 10 years of National Industrial Design Day honoring the designers who shape the world around us. It declares that industrial designers “improve our lives in every way and are worthy of our recognition.” This year is especially meaningful as we also celebrate 60 years since the founding of the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) on March 5, 1965! ?? Curious about #industrialdesign? Industrial designers develop products, devices, objects, and services used by millions of people every day. Everything from the tools in your kitchen to the chair you sit in has been thoughtfully designed to improve function, usability, and aesthetics. Learn more about the profession and its significance at https://lnkd.in/eTWQCJaR. ?? Pictured here: the Polaroid SX-70 camera, KitchenAid stand mixer, Nike Air Jordan, Swiss Army knife, and the Dixie cup—iconic examples of industrial design in action.
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Discover exemplary graduate school projects designed for decarbonization and pioneers advancing climate action in our?Winter QUARTERLY newsletter. Each seasonal issue is free for our subscribers to easily stay informed and inspired. Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/gB4BeZPb
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We recently spoke at the Harvard Business School and Graduate School of Design, discussing design for decarbonization and its transformative potential.?It’s?rewarding to exchange fresh perspectives, spark optimism, and inspire the next generation of innovators. We look forward to continuing these talks and expanding our academic reach!
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Biodegradable plastics made from captured CO?? Carbonx2 is developing a next-generation plastic and a promising alternative for various industries. Developed by Fortum, plastics made from CO?, decrease greenhouse gas emissions and make carbon circular. Look into Carbon2x by Fortum Recycling & Waste for more information on this groundbreaking development. Images credits: https://rw.fortum.com
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We recently delivered a dynamic webinar to Steelcase on Designing for Decarbonization and were thrilled by their attendance and interaction. This timely topic impacts everyone today and offers opportunities to explore how you can participate in decarbonizing the world.? We enjoy collaborating with forward-thinking organizations and universities and welcome requests for webinars to be sent to [email protected] First image credit: dada-projects.com
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On Monday, January 13th, Dr. Erica Dodds and Lew Epstein from Lot21 will discuss "Designing for Decarbonization: Advancing Climate Action Together" in a webinar hosted by the Steelcase Better Futures Community. It's open to everyone, so join us, and we'll look forward to seeing you then!
On Monday, January 13th at 11 am EST, we invite you to join us for “Designing for Decarbonization: Advancing Climate Action Together,” a virtual conversation with Dr. Erica Dodds,?Climate Restoration Expert & Educator, and?Lew Epstein, Founder & CEO of Lot21 Hosted by the Steelcase Better Futures Community, this global webinar is open to anyone interested in learning about climate-focused design, demystifying the science behind climate change and decarbonization, and creating a more resilient and restorative future. Register now: https://bit.ly/3W71Ody #Webinar
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As the year ends, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has joined us on Lot21. Whether you’ve shared resources, donated, or spread the word, your support has created an open space where the power of design can advance climate action faster. If our work inspires you and you want to make an impact together, we encourage you to donate and join our Lot! https://lot21.org/donate/