Transgenerational design is the practice of making products and environments compatible with those physical and sensory impairments associated with human aging and which limit major activities of daily living. The term transgenerational design was coined in 1986, by Syracuse University industrial design professor James J. Pirkl to describe and identify products and environments that accommodate, and appeal to, the widest spectrum of those who would use them—the young, the old, the able, the disabled—without penalty to any group.The transgenerational design concept emerged from his federally funded design-for-aging research project, Industrial design Accommodations: A Transgenerational Perspective. The project's two seminal 1988 publications provided detailed information about the aging pro
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| - El diseño transgeneracional es la práctica de hacer productos y entornos compatibles con los impedimentos físicos y sensoriales asociados con el envejecimiento humano y que limitan las principales actividades de la vida diaria. El término fue acuñado en 1986 por el profesor de diseño industrial de la Universidad de Siracusa James J. Pirkl para describir e identificar los productos y los ambientes que se adaptan, y apelan, al más amplio espectro de los que lo usarían -los jóvenes, los ancianos, los discapacitados- sin penalización para ningún grupo. (es)
- Transgenerational design is the practice of making products and environments compatible with those physical and sensory impairments associated with human aging and which limit major activities of daily living. The term transgenerational design was coined in 1986, by Syracuse University industrial design professor James J. Pirkl to describe and identify products and environments that accommodate, and appeal to, the widest spectrum of those who would use them—the young, the old, the able, the disabled—without penalty to any group.The transgenerational design concept emerged from his federally funded design-for-aging research project, Industrial design Accommodations: A Transgenerational Perspective. The project's two seminal 1988 publications provided detailed information about the aging pro (en)
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| - El diseño transgeneracional es la práctica de hacer productos y entornos compatibles con los impedimentos físicos y sensoriales asociados con el envejecimiento humano y que limitan las principales actividades de la vida diaria. El término fue acuñado en 1986 por el profesor de diseño industrial de la Universidad de Siracusa James J. Pirkl para describir e identificar los productos y los ambientes que se adaptan, y apelan, al más amplio espectro de los que lo usarían -los jóvenes, los ancianos, los discapacitados- sin penalización para ningún grupo. El concepto «diseño transgeneracional» salió de su proyecto de investigación financiado por el gobierno federal "Diseño para el envejecimiento", Industrial design Accommodations: A Transgenerational Perspective (Acomodación del diseño industrial: una perspectiva transgeneracional). Las publicaciones resultantes del proyecto, proporcionaron información detallada sobre el proceso de envejecimiento; profesionales y estudiantes del diseño industrial informados y sensibilizados sobre las realidades del envejecimiento humano; y ofreció un útil conjunto de directrices y estrategias para el diseño de productos que se adaptan a las necesidades cambiantes de las personas de todas las edades y habilidades. (es)
- Transgenerational design is the practice of making products and environments compatible with those physical and sensory impairments associated with human aging and which limit major activities of daily living. The term transgenerational design was coined in 1986, by Syracuse University industrial design professor James J. Pirkl to describe and identify products and environments that accommodate, and appeal to, the widest spectrum of those who would use them—the young, the old, the able, the disabled—without penalty to any group.The transgenerational design concept emerged from his federally funded design-for-aging research project, Industrial design Accommodations: A Transgenerational Perspective. The project's two seminal 1988 publications provided detailed information about the aging process; informed and sensitized industrial design professionals and design students about the realities of human aging; and offered a useful set of guidelines and strategies for designing products that accommodate the changing needs of people of all ages and abilities. (en)
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