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		<title>David Pichardo. Zines</title>
				
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Ondas y Colores en los Estudios de Diseño

Créditos: Hiroshi Sugimoto

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		<description>Systemic Narrative

The Resonant State

Restless Imagination

The Orchestrator Role

Iterative Governance



Systemic Governance


Transforming Public Management through Design and Restless Imagination


Genesis

The Resonant State


From Mechanical Efficiency to Systemic Vitality

The prevailing model of public administration—built on the logic of industrial efficiency—is fracturing under the weight of 21st-century "wicked problems."


We propose a reimagining of the state: a transition from a rigid bureaucracy to a system of governance rooted in design, adaptability, and resonant humanity.


This narrative explores three fundamental shifts: how we imagine change, how we inhabit our roles, and how we perform our duties.

	


Aspect


Local

Goal




Posture

Tools




	


Traditional Model

Mechanical / Efficiency

Control &#38;amp; Predictability






Expert Administrator

Linear Planning






	

Systemic Governance

Biological / Resilience

Adaptation &#38;amp; Impact

Facilitator &#38;amp; Activist




Iterative Design











Part 1



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Restless Imagination

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Axis I: Transitions &#38;amp; Long-Term Systems Change


Bureaucracy craves certainty, yet systemic change demands "strategic humility." We must acknowledge that no single actor possesses the total view of a complex system.


Transitioning requires a shift from mere administration to active "Value Seeking"—a capability that blends rigorous analysis with grand strategic vision.


The concept of "Time for Oneself" (adapted from Japanese philosophy) suggests that for the state to be effective, it must allow space for radical introspection and biological adaptation.

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Multi-scale Strategic PlaygroundsFramework
Visualization of Macro-scale vision and Micro-scale experimentation layers.


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Image Retrieved by Cabinet Office (2025).



Public Sector Design Ladderprocess

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Image Retrieved by NotebookLM (2026).


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Images Retrieved by Cabinet Office (2025).




Part 2

The Orchestrator Role
Axis II: The Shift in Posture


The public servant must move from being a distant expert to becoming a facilitator and activist embedded within the system.


This is about "getting out of one's own way." To navigate political power dynamics, the modern governor must orchestrate networks rather than simply managing hierarchies.


Design is no longer an instrumental tool at the end of a process; it is a generative force that shapes the very intent of policy.


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Governance Perception Matrix

analysis

A structural overview of building confidence and generating support between internal and external stakeholders.

Image Retrieved by Cabinet Office (2025).




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The Facilitator Modelframework

A flower-shaped model showing Civil Servants at the center of innovation and citizen networks.

Image Retrieved by Cabinet Office (2025).





Part 3

Iterative Governance
Axis III: The Change in Practice

We replace the linear policy cycle with iterative, design-led loops. Public Innovation Labs act as "safe playgrounds" where new methodologies are tested.


True systemic change requires "Agile Stability"—the ability to maintain firm democratic values while operating with extreme procedural flexibility.


It is a journey toward deliberative democracy, where the citizen and the state co-create the future through shared experimentation.


This publication explores the necessity of a biological, adaptive state. The future of public administration lies not in the perfection of the machine, but in the resilience of the ecosystem.

Public DesignSystems Change 2026Governance Assistant


Exlibris


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Hello. I am the Systemic Governance Assistant. How can I help you reimagine your public service through the lens of this research?


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		<title>David Pichardo. Zines en Arquitectura</title>
				
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De cómo empezo:12 m2 de dibujo arquitectónico. Impresiónen una tinta. Créditos ilustrativos a dibujo pintado a mano por Stephen Wiltshire. Ciudad de Londres.



¿Cómo entregar el material?Plano. En rollo. En empaque de cartón.

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A cómo está entrándose, con estructuras de doblez:
Cómo esta estrucutrua de doblez:

 

Que se ve así
O como este, con créditos a Kelli Anderson:Qué se ve así doblado y en papel metálico por la parte de dobleces:

O de frente, así:


 A cómo quedaría: Y con Realidad Aumentada los animo así como se proyecta en el siguiente vídeo:


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