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The 1980 Design Research Society Conference 'Design: Science: Method' was held at Portsmouth Polytechnic. The conference proceedings, edited by Robin Jacques and James A Powell, were published in 1981.
Contents
ix Introduction R. Jacques
SECTION I DESIGN : SCIENCE: METHOD
3 Design methods - 13 years after - a review, Geoffrey Broadbent
6 On the design of a design methodology, George Rzevski
18 Design method and scientific method, Nigel Cross, John Naughton and David Walker
30 A view of the nature of design research, Bruce Archer
SECTION II DESIGN RESEARCH
51 Vico and Herder: the origins of methodological pluralism, Chris Abel
62 Engineering design research?, KM. Wallace
67 A critical examination of design failures in buildings and their relation to design processes, A. Asprino, G. H. Broadbent and J. A. Powell
76 The middle game: why architectural design research should be different from other forms of research, Drew Mackie
82 Means and ends, Richard Bunt
86 Why design research? Ranulph Glanville
SECTION III DESIGN AND SCIENCE
97 The humanistic view of design, W Gasparski
106 The materiality of design, N. Teymur
112 Transcending science and "anti-science" in the philosophy of design method, Clive Dilnot
SECTION IV USER PARTICIPATION
119 A comprehensive theory of participation in planning and design (P & D), N Bayazlt
133 User response and housing quality, Robin Jacques
145 Computerised information systems and new design methods, Alwyn H. Jones
153 Legal context of design, Maria Targowska
SECTION V PRODUCT AND SYSTEMS RESEARCH
161 Design, innovation and competitiveness in British manufacturing industry, R. Roy, D. Walker and V Walsh
171 Designing the user experience, Jack Ingram
176 The personality of the effective design engineer in manufacturing industry, John Gatiss
SECTION VI HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL
181 An integrated approach to design research, S. Çakin
187 Decision making for housing renewal, Malcolm Bell
195 Experiences in participation in urban renewal: examples and prospects, S. E. Little
200 HASSLE - a description of the effectiveness of a game designed to help housing association voluntary members and designers understand granting and development bureaucracy, D. Johnston and J. A. Powell
SECTION VII SIMULA TION AND MODELLING
209 The design of a psychiatric hospital using the pattern language An example of applied design research, Richard Poque
219 Simulation models as a medium for participatory design, Roderick J. Lawrence
224 Model simulation and its application in architectural design education, l. Abadi, G. H. Broadbent and J. A. Powell
233 The application of computer-based models to building design, A. H. Bridges
SECTION VIII DESIGN AT THE CONFERENCE
240 Design for modern life, J. Christopher Jones, Frank Quadflieg, Allen Fisher, Alberto Carreto, Denis O'Brien, Pauline Amphlett, Paul Bas, Robert Wouters, Erwin van Handenhoven, Alwyn Jones, Edwin Schlossberg, G. Y. Solis, JefJanssens, Fionan de Barra, Alan Pinder and Necdet Teymur
SECTION IX DESIGN PSYCHOLOGY
253 Construing problems, R. J. Talbot
266 Design and evaluation methods: variations on a theme, D. D. O'Brien
281 Design methods and learning methods, Nigel Cross and Michael Nathenson
297 An introductory essay concerning the integration of special subject disciplines into architectural education C. Cardona-Aparicio, J. A. Powell, M. Thompson, M. J. Weaver and J. Carden
303 Style and process, J. S. Woollatt
309 The morality of designing, Geoffrey Broadbent
329 Epilogue - whither goeth design research, James A. Powell
Publication Date
1981
ISBN
0861030478
Citation
Jacques, R., and Powell, J. A. (eds.) (1981) Design: Science: Method, 1980, Portsmouth, United Kingdom https://dl.designresearchsociety.org/conference-volumes/65
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