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Book: Designing Complexity

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The Methodology and Practice of Systems Oriented Design – Birger Sevaldson’s book for designers in the widest sense, including any individual or organisation that is involved in change processes.

The main mission of SOD is to help designers to become better at dealing with very complex problems. Complex problems are described as problem fields, networks of problems, wicked problems and problematiques.

SOD is open source

About SOD

If your project corresponds to all or most of the core parameters, you are welcome to reference it as a SOD project.

SOD Origins: Systemic Design as a Field of Possibilities

About SOD

The idea of systemic design as a pluralistic field opens the possibilities to several different approaches to systemic design that are not only allowed but encouraged.

Related References

About SOD

Systems resources of note: The list was started in 2009 and is updated occasionally.

Systems Oriented Design in a Nutshell

About SOD

Systemic design spans design practice and thinking to systems practice and thinking. SOD is a bit closer to design practice.

The Mind Shifts of SOD

About SOD

We need to make several small shifts in our understanding to truly grasp systems thinking in general and to start to become systemic designers.

Testimonials: SOD & Gigamapping

About Gigamapping, About SOD

With a look to the future, there are huge needs for this kind of design competence – to enable sustainable solutions for businesses, organizations and in policymaking.

The Democracy Files

About SOD, Design for Regions, R&D Projects

The Democracy Files is a resource of collected articles supporting our belief that design can play a crucial role in democracy.

Collaborate-Opportunities

About SOD

There are opportunities to collaborate with the Master’s Studio at the Oslo School of Architecture.

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