The most important design tool for a sustainable future

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  1. homogenous
    all of the same or similar kind or nature
    In addition, walking in a high street looking at fashion garments (and label of fabric's specifications), one can fast understand how streamlined and homogenous the industry produces fashion.
  2. recycle
    use again after processing
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  3. sustainable
    capable of being prolonged
    The most important design tool for a sustainable future All things appear and disappear because of the concurrence of causes and conditions.
  4. streamline
    contour economically or efficiently
    In addition, walking in a high street looking at fashion garments (and label of fabric's specifications), one can fast understand how streamlined and homogenous the industry produces fashion.
  5. Greenpeace
    an international organization that works for environmental conservation and the preservation of endangered species
    Listen to global institutions as UNEP, Greenpeace, scientist and philosophers around the world; maybe even me.
  6. garment
    an article of clothing
    The basic of traditional fashion is that the designer creates and develops a collection of garments based in a concept; fashions relative free creative process.
  7. ecology
    the environment as it relates to living organisms
    We have or develop a fashion culture based upon Ecology limitation, cherish of diversity of and life of other people who also have the same rights to exist in nature as we are.
  8. oriented
    adjusted or located in relation to surroundings
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  9. orient
    the eastern hemisphere
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  10. causality
    the relation between reasons and effects
    In sustainable design Buddhism can teach us that an idea of causality is extremely important.
  11. specification
    the act of naming explicitly
    In addition, walking in a high street looking at fashion garments (and label of fabric's specifications), one can fast understand how streamlined and homogenous the industry produces fashion.
  12. seminar
    a course offered for a small group of advanced students
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  13. Buddhism
    the teaching of Buddha that life is permeated with suffering caused by desire, that suffering ceases when desire ceases, and that enlightenment obtained through right conduct and wisdom and meditation releases one from desire and suffering and rebirth
    In Buddhism, one of the fundamental pillars is everything is in relationship; everything exists in a dependent manner.
  14. karma
    effects of one's actions that determine his or her destiny
    If we follow Buddhism philosophy further we will end up talking to the law of cause and effect; what is called Karma, this is not the essence now?
  15. remake
    make new
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  16. concept
    an abstract or general idea inferred from specific instances
    The basic of traditional fashion is that the designer creates and develops a collection of garments based in a concept; fashions relative free creative process.
  17. design
    the act of working out the form of something
    The most important design tool for a sustainable future All things appear and disappear because of the concurrence of causes and conditions.
  18. creativity
    the ability to bring something into existence
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  19. Buddha
    founder of Buddhism; worshipped as a god (c 563-483 BC)
    Buddha Connected At the core of developing sustainable design is to learn a basic set of values and understanding that things are connected.
  20. designer
    someone who creates plans to be used in making something
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  21. stressed
    suffering severe physical strain
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  22. resource
    aid or support that may be drawn upon when needed
    Earth has a limitation on global resources and infinite capacity, when it is gone with it will go forever and cannot reverse.
  23. connect
    fasten or put together two or more pieces
    Buddha Connected At the core of developing sustainable design is to learn a basic set of values and understanding that things are connected.
  24. passive
    lacking in energy or will
    No wonder the consumer becomes more passives; as the lack choices wear away individual imagination and manifestation.
  25. global
    involving the entire earth
    Translated into a language we understand is that influence through a design process of different scale influence someone or something directly or indirectly locally or global in our society.
  26. traditional
    consisting of or derived from a practice of long standing
    Traditional fashion is extremely selfish and ego centered.
  27. consumer
    a person who uses goods or services
    Start challenges the consumers.
  28. develop
    progress or evolve through a process of natural growth
    Buddha Connected At the core of developing sustainable design is to learn a basic set of values and understanding that things are connected.
  29. creative
    having the ability or power to invent or make something
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  30. exist
    have a presence
    Nothing ever exists entirely alone; everything is in relationship to everything else.
  31. consume
    take in as food
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  32. perform
    get done
    Buddha How can we do perform this?
  33. translate
    restate from one language into another language
    Translated into a language we understand is that influence through a design process of different scale influence someone or something directly or indirectly locally or global in our society.
  34. describe
    give a statement representing something
    A design concept as described is abstract, illusionary and based upon actions were there is no limitation.
  35. diversity
    noticeable variety
    We have or develop a fashion culture based upon Ecology limitation, cherish of diversity of and life of other people who also have the same rights to exist in nature as we are.
  36. cherish
    be fond of
    We have or develop a fashion culture based upon Ecology limitation, cherish of diversity of and life of other people who also have the same rights to exist in nature as we are.
  37. manifestation
    a clear appearance
    No wonder the consumer becomes more passives; as the lack choices wear away individual imagination and manifestation.
  38. process
    a particular course of action intended to achieve a result
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  39. label
    a brief description given for purposes of identification
    In addition, walking in a high street looking at fashion garments (and label of fabric's specifications), one can fast understand how streamlined and homogenous the industry produces fashion.
  40. core
    the center of an object
    Buddha Connected At the core of developing sustainable design is to learn a basic set of values and understanding that things are connected.
  41. pillar
    a vertical cylindrical structure supporting a structure
    In Buddhism, one of the fundamental pillars is everything is in relationship; everything exists in a dependent manner.
  42. scientist
    a person with advanced knowledge of empirical fields
    Listen to global institutions as UNEP, Greenpeace, scientist and philosophers around the world; maybe even me.
  43. furthermore
    in addition
    Furthermore, invite to a transparent flow of garments into the market, co design, and local vs. global scale production, collective understanding, innovation sharing, quality vs. low price garments, and most of all start asking questions about things.
  44. involve
    contain as a part
    Therefore, we must find a new business strategy that involves a brand-new set of actions on a personal level, with responsibilities.
  45. innovation
    the act of starting something for the first time
    Furthermore, invite to a transparent flow of garments into the market, co design, and local vs. global scale production, collective understanding, innovation sharing, quality vs. low price garments, and most of all start asking questions about things.
  46. transparent
    able to be seen through with clarity
    Furthermore, invite to a transparent flow of garments into the market, co design, and local vs. global scale production, collective understanding, innovation sharing, quality vs. low price garments, and most of all start asking questions about things.
  47. product
    an artifact that has been created by someone or some process
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  48. scale
    an ordered reference standard
    Translated into a language we understand is that influence through a design process of different scale influence someone or something directly or indirectly locally or global in our society.
  49. compassion
    a deep awareness of and sympathy for another's suffering
    Call it design based on Eco-actions and Eco- compassion.
  50. abstract
    existing only in the mind
    A design concept as described is abstract, illusionary and based upon actions were there is no limitation.
  51. action
    something done (usually as opposed to something said)
    A design concept as described is abstract, illusionary and based upon actions were there is no limitation.
  52. percentage
    a proportion in relation to a whole
    Perform just a few of the steps described and finally lower the percentage of garments ending as landfill.
  53. stress
    special emphasis attached to something
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  54. accord
    concurrence of opinion
    Nothing can exist of its own accord.
  55. reverse
    change to the contrary
    Earth has a limitation on global resources and infinite capacity, when it is gone with it will go forever and cannot reverse.
  56. impact
    the striking of one body against another
    It can make an impact now, here or elsewhere or soon.
  57. strategy
    an elaborate and systematic plan of action
    Therefore, we must find a new business strategy that involves a brand-new set of actions on a personal level, with responsibilities.
  58. understanding
    the condition of someone who knows and comprehends
    Buddha Connected At the core of developing sustainable design is to learn a basic set of values and understanding that things are connected.
  59. fundamental
    serving as an essential component
    In Buddhism, one of the fundamental pillars is everything is in relationship; everything exists in a dependent manner.
  60. philosopher
    a specialist in the investigation of existence and knowledge
    Listen to global institutions as UNEP, Greenpeace, scientist and philosophers around the world; maybe even me.
  61. complex
    complicated in structure
    A complex question must demand simple answers.
  62. influence
    a power to affect persons or events
    Translated into a language we understand is that influence through a design process of different scale influence someone or something directly or indirectly locally or global in our society.
  63. center
    an area that is in the middle of some larger region
    Traditional fashion is extremely selfish and ego centered.
  64. limit
    as far as something can go
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  65. environment
    the totality of surrounding conditions
    A traditional process as described has nothing or little to do with Earth, social, people and health of the local environment.
  66. distribution
    the act of spreading or apportioning
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  67. institution
    a custom that has been an important feature of some group
    Listen to global institutions as UNEP, Greenpeace, scientist and philosophers around the world; maybe even me.
  68. challenge
    a call to engage in a contest or fight
    Start challenges the consumers.
  69. industry
    the action of making of goods and services for sale
    In addition, walking in a high street looking at fashion garments (and label of fabric's specifications), one can fast understand how streamlined and homogenous the industry produces fashion.
  70. infinite
    having no limits or boundaries in time or space
    Earth has a limitation on global resources and infinite capacity, when it is gone with it will go forever and cannot reverse.
  71. local
    of or belonging to or characteristic of a particular area
    A traditional process as described has nothing or little to do with Earth, social, people and health of the local environment.
  72. create
    bring into existence
    The basic of traditional fashion is that the designer creates and develops a collection of garments based in a concept; fashions relative free creative process.
  73. include
    have as a part; be made up out of
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  74. capacity
    capability to perform or produce
    Earth has a limitation on global resources and infinite capacity, when it is gone with it will go forever and cannot reverse.
  75. culture
    all the knowledge and values shared by a society
    We have or develop a fashion culture based upon Ecology limitation, cherish of diversity of and life of other people who also have the same rights to exist in nature as we are.
  76. philosophy
    the rational investigation of existence and knowledge
    If we follow Buddhism philosophy further we will end up talking to the law of cause and effect; what is called Karma, this is not the essence now?
  77. addition
    the arithmetic operation of summing
    In addition, walking in a high street looking at fashion garments (and label of fabric's specifications), one can fast understand how streamlined and homogenous the industry produces fashion.
  78. lack
    the state of needing something that is absent or unavailable
    No wonder the consumer becomes more passives; as the lack choices wear away individual imagination and manifestation.
  79. future
    the time yet to come
    The most important design tool for a sustainable future All things appear and disappear because of the concurrence of causes and conditions.
  80. active
    characterized by energetic movement
    An action-oriented process that included how goods are moving (distribution), influence consumer behavior (from passive to active consume), design creativity based upon limited resources, product customizations, and products meant to be remade, reworked and recycled.
  81. production
    the act or process of making something
    Furthermore, invite to a transparent flow of garments into the market, co design, and local vs. global scale production, collective understanding, innovation sharing, quality vs. low price garments, and most of all start asking questions about things.
  82. level
    a relative position or degree of value in a graded group
    Therefore, we must find a new business strategy that involves a brand-new set of actions on a personal level, with responsibilities.
  83. narrow
    not wide
    In posts, seminars and article have I stressed designers and creative people that work in sustainable processes = look at things as a set of tools that is wide and not narrowed.
  84. broad
    having great extent from one side to the other
    Fashion design based upon a wider and broader look at things.
  85. individual
    being or characteristic of a single thing or person
    No wonder the consumer becomes more passives; as the lack choices wear away individual imagination and manifestation.
  86. share
    assets belonging to an individual person or group
    Furthermore, invite to a transparent flow of garments into the market, co design, and local vs. global scale production, collective understanding, innovation sharing, quality vs. low price garments, and most of all start asking questions about things.
  87. language
    a means of communicating by the use of sounds or symbols
    Translated into a language we understand is that influence through a design process of different scale influence someone or something directly or indirectly locally or global in our society.
  88. simple
    having few parts; not complex or complicated or involved
    A complex question must demand simple answers.
  89. effect
    a phenomenon that is caused by some previous phenomenon
    If we follow Buddhism philosophy further we will end up talking to the law of cause and effect; what is called Karma, this is not the essence now?
  90. clear
    readily apparent to the mind
    Can it be said clearer than his?
Created on 二月 20, 2013

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