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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 34 MIN

Do We Need Interspecies Design? With Damian Lutz

from Why is it Like That? · host Leyla Acaroglu

Humans have a tendency to be stuck in their own perspective of the world, and when it comes to designing products and services, this means excluding all the other species that share the Earth with us. But what if we could design for all species and include all the more-than-humans? Damian Lutz is a multidisciplinary designer helping to pioneer a new approach to design called life-centric design that moves beyond human-centric perspectives to incorporate nature-inclusive approaches. A life-centered design pioneer, Damien Lutz is a multidisciplinary designer, author, teacher, and speaker based in Sydney, Australia. He develops nature-inclusive and future-thinking design tools and methods, teaching them to students, designers and innovators so that their work causes less planetary harm and more regenerative good.For more information, click here: https://leylaacaroglu.com/podcast-damien-lutz/ Damien's WebsiteLife-centred Design LabLife-centred Design AcademyLife-centred Design GuideUnSchoolsLand recognition  

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