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Diseña, Iss 29 (2026)
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ISSN 0718-8447 · Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile · 902 artikel di indeks
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Editorial. Del diseño de mundos al diseño para la habitabilidad: Hacia una ética planetaria para diseñar dentro y más allá de la Tierra
En un contexto marcado por la intensificación de las crisis ecológicas y por una renovada voluntad de expansión humana más allá de la Tierra, esta editorial examina los supuestos éticos, epistemológicos y políticos que han configurado la práctica del diseño. Se argumenta que esta expansión corre el…
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Temporal Sediments and Planetary Wounds: Designing with the Delayed Reparations of Plantation Ecologies
This article develops a theoretical framework for design research in plantation ecologies, organized around four conceptual tools: temporal sediments, planetary wounds, ethical attunement, and delayed reparations. The framework is developed through engagement with Costa Rica’s pineapple industry…
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Fabulating Nomadic Futures: Beyond Aspirational Imaginaries of Sedentary Habitability
In a world increasingly shaped by uncertainties, this paper troubles traditional notions of settlement by presenting three nomadic habitability fabulations. Drawing on the authors’ lived experiences as voluntary migrants, this paper speculates about futures where sedentarism is no longer the norm…
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Writing Cuerpos-Territorios as a Design Practice: Learning Planetary Gestures from Ñocha Basketry in Wadalafken
This article proposes writing as a design practice that learns from the gestures between women weavers and the ñocha plant (Phormium tenax) in Wadalafken, a Mapuche Lafkenche territory in southern Chile. Drawing on the Latin American Indigenous and feminist concept of cuerpos-territorios as a…
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Provoking Descriptions of Coastal Issues through Digital Traces, Visual Methods, and Collective Problematization
This paper examines how data-intensive coastal observatories can extend beyond sea monitoring, building on the experience developed in the FUTURE-OBS project. First, we outline how remote sensing, reporting applications, and social media data increasingly shape the definition of “coastal problems.”…
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Place-Based Transcultural Practices: Designing Reciprocity
This position paper locates designing reciprocity as grounded in place-based knowledge systems and transcultural practices. We interweave two dialogues drawn from work in Borneo and Gaelic Scotland, acknowledging the participation of all authors and collaborators, Indigenous and non-Indigenous…
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The Imaginaries of Living-with Rural Energy Landscapes
This article explores how imaginaries shape and contest the transformation of rural landscapes into sites of renewable energy production. Such energy landscapes disrupt traditional notions of rural life, provoking tensions between ecological imperatives, aesthetic values, and local attachments. We…
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Disanar: Un acercamiento conceptual desde el Transition Design y la sanación
Este artículo propone el concepto de “disanar” como un diálogo crítico entre el marco del Transition Design y las prácticas de sanación entendidas como ecologías del cuidado. Se argumenta que las heridas, coloniales y planetarias, pueden ser territorios fértiles desde los cuales imaginar futuros…
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Solar Drawings and Moving Shades: An Affective Aesthetics for the Urban Climatic Mutation
In a world saturated with planetary images that compel but rarely mobilize, we turn to solar drawings as an affective aesthetics for climate action. How can drawing attune us to changing landscapes while supporting transdisciplinary inquiries? We explored this in a workshop held in Barcelona in…
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Wilding Practices Through Design: Playful Encounters for Reframing Control in Multispecies Cohabitation
This article explores how design can reintroduce elements of wildness into urban environments through artifacts that foster multispecies interaction. Wildness is not defined as a return to nature, but as a relational and semiotic rupture of control. It is an opportunity for nonhuman agency to…
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The Ethics of an Aesthetics of Wonder for Planetary Care
In design, the expression of values through form and experience is often referred to as aesthetics. In response to the ecological crisis, we explore wonder as a design aesthetics for planetary care. This exploration occurs through the presentation and critique of three seasonal activities with…
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Mapping Tangible and Embodied Interactions in More-Than-Human Design: A Review of Research Tools
This article reviews existing literature on human-animal entanglements to explore how justice-oriented designers utilize tangible artifacts as tools and mediators to rethink multispecies relationships. By analyzing the use of tools in the existing literature through a relationality lens, our…
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Caring for the Land and Territorio as a Method for Participatory Design
Rural communities in Europe that defend land-based practices and livelihoods face pressures to modernize in ways that reproduce a nature”’culture dualism. Design methods informed by Latin American ontologies seek to help communities identify and resist capitalist enclosure, make visible and…
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Rethinking Sister Cities for the Anthropocene: Cape Town and Reykjavik ”• A Reflective Dialogue
This design dialogue offers a glimpse into a collaborative environmental design project: Sister Cities for the Anthropocene (SCA). The core idea of SCA is to reactivate and reimagine the Sister Cities International program of the mid-20th century for the existential crises of the 21st century. In…
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Granular Configurations: Attending to the Material Politics of Planetary Design
This paper examines how planetary design is materially enacted through the granular politics of sand. Moving beyond abstract accounts of planetary entanglement, it traces how sand’s trajectories—across extraction zones, supply chains, and reclaimed coastlines—compose volatile and uneven urban…
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Litany of Loss: Review of Disappearing Cities by Tony Fry
Tony Fry’s Disappearing Cities is a catalogue of loss and deprivation, a litany of the many ways in which the contemporary city might meet its end. However, to the active reader, the book is an invitation to critical engagement with the legacy of Western modernist urbanism. It reveals that the…
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Editorial. Designing within the Planetary Condition: Multiscalarity, Attention, and Habitability
This introduction to the first volume on the planetary condition aims to situate how design research articulates with debates on planetarity, understood as a condition that exceeds the traditional scales, frameworks, and practices of design thinking and practice. To this end, the first part…
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De tacto, texto y textil. Apuntes imaginativos para otras-agencias, ritmos y cotidianidades
Este texto-textil propone una reflexión situada sobre las prácticas de creación textil como conocimiento acuerpado y formas de recomposición micropolítica, afectiva y epistemológica. Desde una mirada feminista y considerando nuestras trayectorias como investigadoras-textileras, abordamos el textil…
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Sanar la tierra. Diseños materiales casi vivos que conectan entre ellos y nos educan en ecología
Este artículo presenta una reflexión sobre qué es educar y sobre cómo incorporar asuntos ecológicos en nuestras prácticas arquitectónicas. Analiza la experiencia de un curso de arquitectura que simula procesos de cohabitación interespecie como intentos de bio-remediación en territorios…
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Diseñar mundos compartidos: Reflexiones sobre una docencia decolonial en proyectos arquitectónicos
Este artículo presenta una reflexión sobre las transformaciones pedagógicas en la práctica docente universitaria de la autora a partir de una aproximación al pensamiento afro-indígena brasileño y su relación con el pensamiento decolonial en el diseño. El trabajo relaciona el encuentro con un grupo…