Philipp Wartenberg

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Schrottshop – Human-Centered Service Design as Artistic Field Research

For my bachelor thesis at the Baushaus University in Weimar, I designed a pop-up store and used it as a field test site for human-centred service design research…

Get Up – Micro Donations to Climate Activists on Snooze

Get Up and do something about climate change or hit snooze and support activists with a micro donation. Take action to tackle Climate Change yourself: Sign Petitions, attend Direct Actions and Social Media …

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glimpse – A self-reflection and journaling experience.

I love using design challenges to get my creative energy flowing again. This challenge was limited to 10 hours and I was able to work more from intuition than data.

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Re:Define Design
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We live in a time when the biggest and most influential players in the business, public opinion, and even politics are no longer states, authorities, or even secret services, but tech companies. We live in a time when product designers who …

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Ecosia Score – Ecofriendly Shopping powered by Ecosia

Fictional: I have been a big fan of ecosia since day one. At the same time, I have been carrying around the desire for a product search engine focused on sustainability and environmental friendliness for a while now…

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Sideprojects

There is nothing like a perfect workflow.

Since interfaces, experiences, products, design objectives, and their audience, are inhomogeneous, a universal workflow is non-determinable. I try to follow a set of methods that can be altered and adjusted to fit a specific product, design objective, or systemic condition. I center my design process around humans and I complement my human-centered design process with system-thinking methods to identify potential root causes of problems and the opportunities for potential beneficiaries, but also for other stakeholders and society as a whole.

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Beautiful Trouble –
Designed for Rebellion

In collaboration with Sina Kamala Kaufmann, Michael Timmermann, Annemarie Botzki, Ulrike Bischoff and the team at S. Fischer-Verlag, I had the opportunity to create a handbook on rebellion.…

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