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The article examines the evolution of design in relation to anthropology and its humanistic implications within a digital economy.

May 22, 2026Open Access

Constructive possibilities of design in anthropological space: methodological aspects in the age of digital economy

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The article examines the evolution of design in relation to anthropology and its humanistic implications within a digital economy.
Analysis of historical design approaches from the 60s to the 2000s.
Exploration of transitions from commercial to socially responsible design practices.
Discussion of human-oriented design principles and paradigms.
Identified critical phases in design from the 60s to the 2000s, reflecting shifts in cultural values.
Observed a growing focus on social problem-solving through design.
Noted an emerging shift towards non-anthropocentric design paradigms.

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The article is devoted to the design of space and its interaction with the environment. Its humanistic possibilities as project activities are considered. The main approaches to understanding design are identified, views on design as a project activity are analyzed. In particular, the stage of transition from commercial design to solving social problems of the 70s. Concepts of the 60s of our country, associated with the development of scientific and project foundations of design.The stage of interaction between "Prognostics" and the design project culture is noted. The period of the 90s is marked by the design of cultural values, the 2000s by the construction of context. An analysis of the concept of human-oriented design, its basic principles and approaches to designing a thing, as well as a modern view on the possibility of changing the paradigm free from anthropocentrism is made.

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