Design for dematerialization
Design for dematerialization is a term used to describe a process whereof the mission is to reduce the overall size, weight, and numbers of materials involved in a design and is a simple way to reduce the total environmental impact. As a general rule, more materials mean more impact. Sources and Recommended Reading icograda.org
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Kenneth Lyngaas
Founder & fashion designer at Buddha Jeans Company
Sustainable fashion designer & eco-philosopher
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