How the logic of sharing could change the way we design cultural system.
The logic of sharing has taken a key role in designing innovative systems combining products, services, spaces and events. These are real "cultural systems" providing an inspiring vision and a set of values related to collaboration, openness, bottom-up initiative. Designers have been pioneers exploiting the logic of sharing, depicting a scenario characterised by co-designing, co-producing and co-performing, in the wider framework of the so-called Sharing Economy or Collaborative Consumption.
Three inspiring examples coming from different design areas are provided as an evidence of "sharing-power": the Maker's movement, the Temporary Sharing Labs in mega-events, the experience of Collaborative Services set up by ordinary people.
A contribution of the university Politecnico di Milano, by Daniela Selloni.
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