| Nome: | Descrição: | Tamanho: | Formato: | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12.2 MB | Adobe PDF |
Autores
Orientador(es)
Resumo(s)
DRIVE – Design Related Investigation Conference é uma conferência promovida pelo Mestrado em Design da Faculdade de Media Artes e Design da Universidade Técnica do Porto, dedicada à investigação em design e à partilha de conhecimento entre estudantes, investigadores, docentes e profissionais. Na sua 8.ª edição, o DRIVE afirma-se como um espaço de encontro entre diferentes modos de pensar e fazer design, valorizando, em particular, a investigação desenvolvida no contexto dos mestrados em design.
Em 2026, o tema “A importância e materialidade do processo: investigação em design para além da linearidade” propõe uma reflexão sobre o processo enquanto um lugar fundamental da investigação em design. Investigar em, para e através do design implica reconhecer que o conhecimento raramente se constrói em linha recta. Faz-se de aproximações, avanços e recuos, experimentações e descobertas. Neste sentido, o DRIVE procura tornar visível não apenas o resultado, mas as perguntas, as hipóteses, os ensaios e os diferentes modos de validar ou reformular uma ideia.
A programação do DRIVE reúne keynote speakers nacionais e internacionais, apresentações de projectos e o 2.º Fórum de Estudantes de Mestrado em Design, onde investigações concluídas ou em desenvolvimento em 2.º ciclo de estudos em Design, demonstram já uma maturidade crítica, científica e projetual, sendo apresentadas através de posters científicos. Mais do que procurar respostas definitivas, o DRIVE pretende criar um contexto de discussão em torno de processos de design necessariamente imperfeitos, mas rigorosos e profundamente humanos.
DRIVE – Design Related Investigation Conference is a conference organised by the Master’s in Design at the Faculty of Media Arts and Design, Technical University of Porto, dedicated to design research and to the sharing of knowledge among students, researchers, academics and professionals. In its 8th edition, DRIVE establishes itself as a space for dialogue between different ways of thinking and making design, with a particular focus on research developed within Master’s programmes in Design. In 2026, the theme “Process Matters: Design Research Beyond the Linear” invites reflection on process as a fundamental space for design research. To research in, for and through design means recognising that knowledge is rarely constructed in a straight line. It develops through approximations, advances and setbacks, experimentation and discovery. In this sense, DRIVE seeks to make visible not only the outcome, but also the questions, hypotheses, trials and different ways of validating or reformulating an idea. The DRIVE programme brings together national and international keynote speakers, project presentations and the 2nd Forum for Master’s Students in Design. The Forum presents completed and ongoing research projects developed within second-cycle Design programmes, demonstrating a growing level of critical, scientific and project maturity through the presentation of scientific posters. Rather than seeking definitive answers, DRIVE aims to create a context for discussion around design processes that are necessarily imperfect, yet rigorous and deeply human.
DRIVE – Design Related Investigation Conference is a conference organised by the Master’s in Design at the Faculty of Media Arts and Design, Technical University of Porto, dedicated to design research and to the sharing of knowledge among students, researchers, academics and professionals. In its 8th edition, DRIVE establishes itself as a space for dialogue between different ways of thinking and making design, with a particular focus on research developed within Master’s programmes in Design. In 2026, the theme “Process Matters: Design Research Beyond the Linear” invites reflection on process as a fundamental space for design research. To research in, for and through design means recognising that knowledge is rarely constructed in a straight line. It develops through approximations, advances and setbacks, experimentation and discovery. In this sense, DRIVE seeks to make visible not only the outcome, but also the questions, hypotheses, trials and different ways of validating or reformulating an idea. The DRIVE programme brings together national and international keynote speakers, project presentations and the 2nd Forum for Master’s Students in Design. The Forum presents completed and ongoing research projects developed within second-cycle Design programmes, demonstrating a growing level of critical, scientific and project maturity through the presentation of scientific posters. Rather than seeking definitive answers, DRIVE aims to create a context for discussion around design processes that are necessarily imperfect, yet rigorous and deeply human.
Descrição
Palavras-chave
Design
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Editora
Research Institute in Design, Media and Culture, ID+, Faculdade de Media Artes e Design da Universidade Técnica do Porto
Licença CC
Sem licença CC