Minimalist Design Concepts as a Holistic Educational Approach in Sustainable Packaging Design Methodology

This study discusses applying minimalist design principles to sustainable packaging design education. The minimalist design concept refers to a design approach that focuses on simplicity, functionality, and efficiency. This concept involves reducing unnecessary elements and focusing on the essential components of the design, with an emphasis on achieving the desired functionality with the fewest materials and elements possible. Therefore, The research aims to integrate minimalist design ideas into sustainable package design curriculums through content integration, collaboration, practical learning, and teaching sustainable manufacturing techniques and materials, while also assessing the benefits of minimalist design in sustainable packaging, including cost reductions, material and time savings. The benefits of incorporating minimalist design principles include cost reduction, material reduction, time savings, and energy reduction. The study investigates the influence of basic design education on students' comprehension of sustainable practices and long-term behavior, analyzes the benefits of incorporating design aspects into sustainable packaging, and suggests ways for implementation. Minimalist design principles can be integrated into packaging design education to promote sustainable practices. Emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and efficiency, educators can teach students how to create visually appealing and sustainable packaging designs. However, challenges like balancing simplicity and functionality, meeting barrier requirements, and addressing consumer perception must be addressed. By providing real-world examples and encouraging creativity, educators can help students overcome these challenges and effectively integrate minimalist design principles into their designs. By incorporating these principles into courses, educators can improve students' understanding of design aspects and cultivate long-term practices for a brighter future.

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Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts/Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/jdsaa.2024.244932.1386
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1
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Minimalist Design Concepts as a Holistic Educational Approach in Sustainable Packaging Design Methodology

Ahmed Ismail
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Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts/Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Minimalist Design Concepts as a Holistic Educational Approach in Sustainable Packaging Design Methodology

Ahmed Ismail
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Abstract

This study discusses applying minimalist design principles to sustainable packaging design education. The minimalist design concept refers to a design approach that focuses on simplicity, functionality, and efficiency. This concept involves reducing unnecessary elements and focusing on the essential components of the design, with an emphasis on achieving the desired functionality with the fewest materials and elements possible. Therefore, The research aims to integrate minimalist design ideas into sustainable package design curriculums through content integration, collaboration, practical learning, and teaching sustainable manufacturing techniques and materials, while also assessing the benefits of minimalist design in sustainable packaging, including cost reductions, material and time savings. The benefits of incorporating minimalist design principles include cost reduction, material reduction, time savings, and energy reduction. The study investigates the influence of basic design education on students' comprehension of sustainable practices and long-term behavior, analyzes the benefits of incorporating design aspects into sustainable packaging, and suggests ways for implementation. Minimalist design principles can be integrated into packaging design education to promote sustainable practices. Emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and efficiency, educators can teach students how to create visually appealing and sustainable packaging designs. However, challenges like balancing simplicity and functionality, meeting barrier requirements, and addressing consumer perception must be addressed. By providing real-world examples and encouraging creativity, educators can help students overcome these challenges and effectively integrate minimalist design principles into their designs. By incorporating these principles into courses, educators can improve students' understanding of design aspects and cultivate long-term practices for a brighter future.

Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts/Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts Vol. 6(1)
October University of Modern Sciences and Arts (EG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
2.23
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