Hello everyone,
I’m happy to be part of this forum for the course “Metadesign for Designers and Architects.” This topic made me reflect on the evolving role of the designer — not just as someone who creates final forms, but as someone who designs the process itself, or even builds systems that allow others to be creative.
I believe Metadesign opens up exciting opportunities, especially in interior design and architecture, where we can create flexible systems that adapt to constantly changing user needs.
Personally, I’m currently working on a project for a luxurious chocolate museum and factory, and I’ve been exploring how I can integrate Metadesign principles into the visitor experience — such as making the space interactive and customizable so visitors can shape their own journey.
I’d love to hear your perspectives: How can we, as designers, bring Metadesign into real architectural or interior projects? What tools or methods have helped you design more open, adaptive environments?