Making spaces: how design workbooks work
Making spaces: how design workbooks work
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创造空间：设计工作簿如何运作
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10.1145/1978942.1979169
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2011
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通讯作者：
William W. Gaver
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作者：
William W. Gaver
在本文中，我讨论了设计工作簿，设计方案和相关材料的集合，既作为一种设计方法，也作为一种设计方法。在考虑他们作为一种方法，我描述了一些设计工作簿的例子，我们已经在我们的工作室开发，并描述了一些实用的技术，我们已经在开发它们。更根本的是，我讨论设计工作簿作为方法论方法的体现，认识到想法可能会随着时间的推移慢慢出现，重要的问题和观点可能会从多个具体的想法中出现，可能由团队的多个成员产生，而不是理论驱动，维持早期提案的临时性和完整性有助于支持一个准参与式设计方法，允许参与者解释，反应和阐述他们提出的想法。
In this paper, I discuss design workbooks, collections of design proposals and related materials, both as a method for design and as a design methodology. In considering them as a method, I describe a number of examples of design workbooks we have developed in our studio and describe some of the practical techniques we have used in developing them. More fundamentally, I discuss design workbooks as embodiments of a methodological approach which recognises that ideas may emerge slowly over time, that important issues and perspectives may emerge from multiple concrete ideas, potentially generated by multiple members of a team, rather than being theory-driven, and that maintaining the provisionality and vagueness of early proposals can be useful in supporting a quasi-participatory design approach that allows participants to interpret, react to and elaborate upon the ideas they present.