<p>Using a thinking routine as a visually represent to unpack circular design - Using Projekt Glitter company as the case study.<br /> This relates to unit 4 content from the Queensland senior syllabus Design<br /> Peel the Fruit Graphic Organizer<br /> Structure:</p> <ol> <li>Core: “Sustainable Design Life Cycle.”</li> <li>Segments: Surrounding the core are concentric circles or rings, each representing a different stage or aspect of the design life cycle</li> <li>Outer Circle: final reflections and synthesis of the insights gained</li> </ol>

<p>Explore how innovative design and material choices contribute to sustainability in industries traditionally associated with environmental challenges, such as cosmetics. This example will help illustrate the broader implications of design choices and encourages thoughtful consumption and disposal practices.</p> <p>Using the graphic organizer of the Peel the Fruit thinking routine as a visually represent to unpack circular design, using a make up company as the case study.</p>