The Design Research Institute, located in Brighton, U.K., seeks to promote the fundamental significance of design research across multi-disciplinary fields. The institute focuses on themes such as sustainability, material innovations, processes of production and knowledge transfer and the redefinition of contemporary crafts alongside substantive strengths in design history, theory, policy and pedagogy. All courses are supported by collaborations with the national Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning through Design and the “internationally significant” Design Archive.
“Its role is to advance the outcomes of design research through a variety of mechanisms including knowledge transfers, external partnerships, publications, symposia, exhibitions and other forms of dissemination. DRI’s research encompasses work in a variety of fields ranging from textiles to industrially manufactured items and from communications design to craft-based artefacts,” the school explains.
For more information on it’s program and classes go to http://artsresearch.brighton.ac.uk/research/centre/dri.
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