Initial Steps Toward Systemic Sustainability: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Australian and South Korean Design Students' 10R Workshop Experience

Design engineering has become a global business.Accordingly, design engineers are confronted with a need to collaborate with other design engineers, coming from different countries from all parts of the world.So engineers with entirely different cultural backgrounds have to successfully work together in design teams.Some of them succeed better in this task, some worse.An unsolved question is why there are these differences in performing cross-cultural collaboration.This paper presents an approach to determining factors in the backgrounds of design engineers, which influence their way of performing design tasks in cross-cultural collaboration.A qualitative study has been deployed therefore.Study design, conduction and results are presented in this paper.

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Archives of Design Research
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.15187/adr.2025.05.38.2.99
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Sustainability in Higher Education
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Initial Steps Toward Systemic Sustainability: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Australian and South Korean Design Students' 10R Workshop Experience

Emmanuel L. M. Wolfs
Archives of Design Research
Sustainability in Higher Education
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Initial Steps Toward Systemic Sustainability: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Australian and South Korean Design Students' 10R Workshop Experience

Emmanuel L. M. Wolfs
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Abstract

Design engineering has become a global business.Accordingly, design engineers are confronted with a need to collaborate with other design engineers, coming from different countries from all parts of the world.So engineers with entirely different cultural backgrounds have to successfully work together in design teams.Some of them succeed better in this task, some worse.An unsolved question is why there are these differences in performing cross-cultural collaboration.This paper presents an approach to determining factors in the backgrounds of design engineers, which influence their way of performing design tasks in cross-cultural collaboration.A qualitative study has been deployed therefore.Study design, conduction and results are presented in this paper.

Archives of Design ResearchVol. 38(2)
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Sustainability in Higher Education
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