Ms. Anne-marie Willis

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  www.natspec.com.au/Products_Services/publications.asp - [Cached Version]
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  by Anne-Marie Willis
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  Anne-Marie Willis is Director of Research and Publishing at the EcoDesign Foundation

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  Published on: 9/19/2008    Last Visited: 9/19/2008  

  Speakers include: Anne-Marie Willis, design educator from Sydney, Australia, who was a Founder-Director of the EcoDesign Foundation and now works with Tony Fry at Team D / E / S; Alastair Fuad-Luke, author of the Eco-Design Handbook (Thames & Hudson); Karen Blincoe, Director, Schumacher College, Devon; William Wong, Clore Leadership Programme Fellow, Royal Society of Arts & Manufacture (RSA); Susannah Hagan, author, Taking Shape: A New Contract Between Architecture and Nature (Architectural Press) and Head of the MA Architecture: Sustainability+Design at University of East London (UEL); Jonathan Crinion, Jonathan Crinion Associates; Jonathan Chapman, co-director of the Inheritable Futures Laboratory, If:Lab; Anne Chick, author and Director of the Sustainable Design Research Centre, Kingston University, and Rob Holdway, Director, Giraffe Innovation, currently working with L'Oreal, Sainsbury's and British Airways.

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  Published on: 5/12/2006    Last Visited: 9/20/2007  

  Anne Marie Willis, Ecodesign Foundation, Sydney

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  Speakers include: Alastair Fuad-Luke, author of the Eco-Design Handbook; Anne-Marie Willis, Team D/E/S, Australia, and founder of the EcoDesign Foundation; Susannah Hagan, author of A New Contract Between Architecture and Nature; Jonathan Crinion; William Wong, RSA; Rob Holdway, Giraffe Innovation; Jonathan Chapman, If:Lab, and Karen Blincoe, Director, Schumacher College, Devon

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  Speakers include: Rob Holdway, Director, Giraffe Innovation, currently working with L'Oreal, Sainsbury's and British Airways; Anne-Marie Willies, design educator from Sydney, Australia, who was a Founder-Director of the EcoDesign Foundation and now works with Tony Fry at Team D / E / S; Alastair Fuad-Luke, author of the Eco-Design Handbook; Karen Blincoe, Director, Schumacher College, Devon; William Wong, Clore Leadership Programme Fellow, Royal Society of Arts & Manufacture (RSA); Susannah Hagan, author, Taking Shape: A New Contract Between Architecture and Nature, and Head of the MA Architecture: Sustainability + Design at University of East London (UEL); Jonathan Crinion, Jonathan Crinion Associates; Jonathan Chapman, co-director of the Inheritable Futures Laboratory, If:Lab; Anne Chick, educator and Director, Sustainable Design Research Centre, Kingston University.

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  Published on: 1/1/1998    Last Visited: 2/15/2008  

  Anne-Marie Willis is the Editor of Design Philosophy Papers.

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  Anne-Marie - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/25/2008    Last Visited: 8/25/2008  

  Anne-Marie Willis is an associate of Jones Sonter, a founding Director of the EcoDesign Foundation and co-Director of Team D/E/S.She has ten years experience in design for sustainability, has acted as environmental manager for large design projects including two for the Sydney Olympics and has specialist knowledge of low impact materials, environmental life cycle assessment, energy conservation and waste minimisation.Clients include: BHP, Brambles, Australian Building Energy Council, Inner Sydney Waste Board and Bankstown City Council.Anne-Marie has taught at University of Sydney, Monash University and UNSW.As a consultant to design projects she draws on her extensive experience as a researcher and writer of many acclaimed publications.

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  Back & Coming Issues - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 2/5/2008  

  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Opening lines on unsustainability
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Tainted Beauty
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Mediage
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Technology as Environment
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  Anne-Marie Willis Chimeral Cities (review of After-Images of the City)
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Design Time and Design Education
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Design's Other
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: User-centred design
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  Anne-Marie Willis Open Door or Closed Shop? (review of Nelson & Stolterman The Design Way)
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Design Ethics
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: De/re/materialisation
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Urbocentrism
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  Anne-Marie Willis Scenarios, Futures and Design
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: De/re/materialisation (contra-futures) - take two
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: on homelessness
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: design-in-action
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: The Review Issue
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  Anne-Marie Willis Ontological Designing
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Design, Philosophy & Ethics - part 2
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  Anne-Marie Willis & Tony Fry Editorial: New Directions
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Transition
  
  Tony Fry Redirective Practice: an elaboration
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  Anne-Marie Willis Editorial: Building Dwelling Futures
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  Anne-Marie Willis From peri-urban to unknown territory

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  Back & Coming Issues - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 2/5/2008  

  The first stage is to submit a 200 word abstract of your proposed contribution to the editor, Anne-Marie Willis amwillis@teamdes.com.au . If this is of interest we will invite you to write the full piece and provide you with our author guidelines.Once received, the paper will assessed by two referees (drawn from the editors and Editorial Advisory Board).
  
  Published papers and essays will also be considered for the annual print version of Design Philosophy Papers.

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  Change Design - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/10/2003    Last Visited: 9/19/2006  

  Anne-Marie Willis' essay, 'Scenarios, Futures and Design' provides a contemporary context for the take-up of scenarios and some exploration of the significance of design for, and beyond, their creation.Highly recommended.

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