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The Evolution of Sustainable Product Design: Case Studies from Australia and New Zealand

This paper outlines the development of environmental product design, and recent moves to incorporate a ‘triple bottom line’ approach to sustainability. Within this context, the paper describes recent initiatives in Australia and New Zealand, with a particular focus on research work undertaken by the Centre for Design at RMIT with manufacturing companies in the region.