O design gráfico como ferramenta para a sustentabilidade: uma experiência do projeto pomar urbano

Translated title of the contribution: Graphic design as a tool for sustainability: an experience from the Pomar Urbano project
  • Rubens Rangel Silva
  • , Filipi Miranda Soares

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Abstract

This article reports on the experience of implementing the Pomar Urbanoproject in the classroom context, integrating graphic design and sustainability. Developed by researchers from various fields and higher education institutions, the Pomar Urbano project aims to map, monitor, and promote the biodiversity of fruit-bearing plants in Brazilian urban areas, encouraging community participation through citizen science. Students were challenged to create a visual identity, a press kit, and five editorial products for the project, in addition to planning and executing an urban intervention. The experience allowed for the application of theoretical knowledge in practical situations and demonstrated the importance of graphic design in environmental communication and the promotion of ecological practices. This initiative highlighted the benefits of the relationship between graphic design and biodiversity, reinforcing the connection between the community and the environment.
Translated title of the contributionGraphic design as a tool for sustainability: an experience from the Pomar Urbano project
Original languagePortuguese
Title of host publicationAnais do XV Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design - P&D Design
EditorsNelson Kuwahara, Sheila Cordeiro Mota, Ana Clara Almeida, Giovanna Pinheiro Ribeiro, Silva Bouzon, Izaque Willami Andre Ferreira
Place of PublicationManaus, AM
PublisherEDUA
Number of pages21
ISBN (Print)978-65-5839-208-8
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 24 Dec 2024

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