Nuno Coelho writes a chapter in the book “Developments in Design Research and Practice"

“Reactivation of Graphic Memory and Technical Knowledge of the Past as Factors of Industrial Competitiveness – The Case Study of the Development of Cento & Vinte at Confiança’s Letterpress Workshop”, by CEIS20 researcher Nuno Coelho, is part of the book Developments in Design Research and Practice – Best Papers from 10th Senses and Sensibility 2019: Lost in (G)localization, edited by Emília Duarte and Carlos Rosa and published by Springer.

The book describes innovative and inclusive design theories and practices, highlights design strategies to promote social development and cultural preservation in the global world, and discusses design solutions for learning, communication and health.

The book also includes the chapter “Can the Pedagogy of Sheila Levrant de Bretteville be Considered a Relevant Model for Adapting Design Education to Global and Local Contexts?”, co-authored with Paul David Hardman, a researcher at CISUC, and Nuno Coelho.

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