Outputs
Edited Book
McDonnell, J. and Lloyd, P. (eds.) (2009) About: Designing - Analysing Design Meetings, Taylor & Francis.
About: Designing advances our understanding of design thinking through different analyses of a common set of data. Researchers from leading centres around the world were invited to analyse the material and apply their research expertise to show how analysing design meetings can increase our understanding of design as a social process. The twenty-one contributions to this book are the result of an extensive international collaboration.
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Journal Special Issues
Design Studies
Lloyd, P. and McDonnell, J. (eds.) (2009) Design Studies: Special Issue on Values in the Design Process, 30(2).
Contents:
Le Dantec, C. and Yi-Luen Do, E. (2009) The Mechanism of Value Transfer in Design Meetings, Design Studies, 30(2), pp 119-137.
Dong, A., Kleinsmann, M., and Valkenburg, R. (2009) Affect-in-Cognition through the Language of Appraisals, Design Studies, 30(2), pp 138-153.
Lloyd, P. (2009) Ethical Imagination and Design, Design Studies, 30(2), pp 154-168.
Ball, L. and Christensen, B. (2009) Analogical Reasoning and Mental Simulation in Design: Two Strategies Linked to Uncertainty Resolution, Design Studies, 30(2), pp 169-186.
CoDesign
McDonnell, J. and Lloyd, P. (eds.) (2009) CoDesign: Special Issue on Analysing Conversation from Design Meetings, 5(1).
Contents:
Glock, F. (2009) Aspects of Language Use in Design Conversation, CoDesign, 5, pp 5-19.
Luck, R. (2009) 'Does this compromise your design?' Interationally Producing a Design Concept in Talk, CoDesign, 5, pp 21-34.
McDonnell, J. (2009) Collaborative Negotiation in Design: A Study of Design Conversations between Architect and Building Users, CoDesign, 5, pp 35-50.
Oak, A. (2009) Performing Architecture: Talking 'Architect' and 'Client' into Being, CoDesign, 5, pp 51-64.
Matthews, B. (2009) Intersections of Brainstorming Rules and Social Order, CoDesign, 5, pp 65-76.
Final Report
DTRS7 was being funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council. Funding for the project ran from July 2006 - June 2008 after which a report was written about the project as a whole. The report detailed how the project as a whole was run and made an assessment of the likely impact that the project will have on the design research community.
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