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Retooling Design discusses a design discourse in which the superiority of materials is key. These materials will be developed in products with an increasingly layered functionality. The study outlines a starting position in which smart materials (shape memory polymers) can fulfil an expanding range of tasks in the future. A horizon in which reaction mechanisms can develop, which can also adapt to the relentless pace of the public and its environment, resulting in flexible patterns of use and management. An ars combinatoria, which encourages us to reflect and admire.

Academic collection --- 373.67 --- FAK (Faculteit Architectuur en Kunsten) --- LUCA School of Arts --- OPAK (Onderzoeksplatform voor Onderzoek in de Architectuur en de Kunsten) --- De Smet, Carl --- 691 --- 691.9 --- 691.8 --- 749.01 --- 749.039 --- 749.02 --- Product Design --- Productontwikkeling --- Industrieel design ; 21ste eeuw ; nieuwe materialen --- Onderzoek in de architectuur --- OPAK ; Onderzoeksplatform voor onderzoek in de architectuur en de kunsten --- LUCA ; School of Arts --- Polymeren --- FAK ; Faculteit Architectuur en Kunsten --- Ontwerpanalyse --- kunst --- onderzoek in de kunsten --- OPAK --- Onderzoeksplatform voor onderzoek in de architectuur en de kunsten --- design --- materiaal --- smart materials --- De Smet Carl --- polymeren --- shape memory polymers --- LUCA --- 770.6 --- Onderzoek (kunst) --- Bouwmaterialen (architectuur) --- Smart materials --- Smart materials (design) --- Synthetische materialen --- Kunststof --- Meubelkunst en design ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica --- Meubelkunst en design ; 2000 - 2050 --- Meubelkunst en design ; technieken, materialen --- productdesign, filosofie, esthetiek en kritiek --- MAD-faculty 14 --- designconcept