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The document discusses evidence-based design for interior designers. It outlines the design process as having systematic and logical problem solving methods including defining problems, research, generating alternatives, and implementing solutions. Research must be relevant to specific projects and is vital for effective design solutions. The programming process is described as the most important step, involving problem seeking and analysis to establish goals, gather facts, specify needs, and make decisions. Observation methods like unstructured observations and structured behavior mapping are also discussed.

Evidence Based Design for Interior Designers Linda Nussbaumer

Design Process Systematic, logical method of solving design problem Creative problem solving Defining the problem Collecting, analyzing, and synthesizing data Generating and evaluating alternatives Implementing solutions Design solution is only as good as the quality of its research Research must be relevant to a particular project Research is vital to implement design solution

Programming Systematic methodology data collection Most important step of design process William Pena “Programming is problem seeking , and design is problem solving .” Problem seeking Problem solving Analysis Synthesis

Steps in Programming Establish goals Gather and analyze facts Specify needs Evaluate Organize and decide Present conclusions Continuous Feedback Table 1.2

Observation of Behavior Unstructured observations Casual Participant Trace Erosion (wearing down/out) Accretion (accumulation or build-up) Structured observation Systematic Specific questions to be answered Behavior Mapping Create a map or drawing

Site Analysis A graphical analysis of the sun’s orientation Figure 6.1

Key Terms concrete masonry unit (CMU) geodesic dome renovation or rehabilitation site planning universal design zoning zoning districts zoning law

Historic Precedents Jefferson studied Roman architecture

Historic Precedents Application of criteria Questions to ask Use Table 4.1-4 along with Table 4.2.1 Analysis Criteria Historic precedents Applied to design project Architectural/ Kimbell Art Museum Hypothetical Interior Theoretical Kimbell Art Museum Hypothetical Table 4.1-4 and 4.2.1

Paris Registration waiting area Figure Case Study 13.2

This document describes several quality management and planning tools: 1. Affinity diagrams and mind mapping are used to organize large amounts of ideas or data into categories to understand problems and solutions. 2. Process decision program charts are a planning tool used to identify steps to complete a process and anticipate issues. They display the goals, steps, and timeline of implementing a plan like statistical process control. 3. Interrelationship digraphs identify and analyze cause-and-effect relationships between critical issues to find key drivers for effective solutions. They show multiple relationships rather than linear connections.

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This document provides an overview of a lecture on architectural programming. It discusses programming as the first step of the project lifecycle where the goals and requirements are defined through research. This establishes the criteria to guide the design solution. The lecture notes then outline the programming framework, including preparing for programming through analyzing and synthesizing information at different scales. It also discusses common characteristics of programming formats such as defining goals and gathering/analyzing data. The goals of programming are to separate the definition of criteria from design and understand implications on costs.

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This document provides an overview of a lecture on architectural programming. It discusses programming as the first step of the project lifecycle where the goals and requirements are defined through research. This establishes the criteria to guide the design solution. The lecture covers the programming framework including preparing for programming, analyzing and synthesizing information, and considering design factors like human, environmental, cultural and technical issues. Architectural programming is presented as the process of gathering, analyzing and documenting relevant information to define the problem to be solved by design.

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Systems thinking views systems holistically rather than as separate parts. It examines the interconnections and interdependencies between system components. The document then discusses several schools of systems thinking and approaches to analyzing complex systems and organizations. It also summarizes common causes of project failure found in studies, such as lack of user input and changing requirements. Finally, it proposes a systemic approach to improve project performance through stakeholder engagement, rigorous planning and documentation, and organizational learning.

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This document outlines an agenda for a workshop on action design research methods. The workshop includes sessions on action design research, comparing design science, action research, and action design research methods, and using the action design research method. It discusses principles of action design research like problem-inspired research, theory-ingrained artifacts, and reciprocal shaping between researchers and practitioners. The document also includes frameworks and schemas for the generic action design research process.

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This chapter introduces the design process for green buildings and outlines the various stages from pre-design through construction and occupancy. It discusses defining the problem through establishing intent, criteria, and validation methods. Important considerations are collecting project data through site analysis and selection, allowing passive and active strategies to inform the building form, and using feedback loops to optimize performance. The overall process is iterative and integrates environmental strategies from the beginning.

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This document provides an introduction to engineering design. It begins by asking foundational questions about what engineering and engineering design are, and the differences between engineering analysis and design. Engineering design is defined as the process of devising a system to meet desired needs, and involves problem definition, research, conceptual design, evaluation and testing. The document outlines the typical steps in the engineering design process, including establishing objectives, generating concepts, analysis, testing prototypes, and improving the design. It also discusses types of designs, issues to consider like ethics and economics, and differences between engineering and other fields like science and art.

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This document discusses the design process and influences on architectural design. It describes how the design process involves translating needs into appropriate buildings through analysis, synthesis and evaluation in both linear and non-linear ways. Key influences on design mentioned include the program, site conditions, building context, codes and regulations, sustainability, cost, schedule, technology and the client. The design process requires establishing goals, developing concepts, and evaluating alternatives while considering these various influences.

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The document discusses various aspects of developing and evaluating information systems using a design science research approach. It provides guidelines for conducting design science research, including that the research should design an artifact to solve an identified problem, evaluate the artifact and process, and ensure rigorous and communicable results. The document also discusses various process models and approaches for design science research.

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The document discusses the importance of design rationale for an iterative design process. It emphasizes that design is a collaborative effort that requires input from others. An explicit design rationale documents the design process, key decisions, and underlying reasons for those decisions based on research. This helps prevent locking into early decisions as requirements change and promotes a shared understanding of the design.

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The document outlines the steps of a design process including defining the problem, researching solutions, developing and testing designs, evaluating results, and finalizing the design. It also discusses gathering information, brainstorming ideas, conceptualizing space and functional zoning, developing solutions, and refining the design. The project involves designing areas for a consulting office including facilities, management, reception, and production areas.

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This document provides an overview of concepts in engineering design taught by Dr. Yogesh Dewang. It discusses various topics including: 1. Designing a system by breaking it into subsystems and components in an iterative process. 2. Visualization by interpreting non-visual data and producing images. 3. Photography as a science, art, and practice of creating images. 4. Simplified iteration model showing design as an iterative process. 5. Comparison of engineering design method versus scientific method.

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Nussbaumer Ebd Sample

1. Evidence Based Design for Interior Designers Linda Nussbaumer

2. Design Process Systematic, logical method of solving design problem Creative problem solving Defining the problem Collecting, analyzing, and synthesizing data Generating and evaluating alternatives Implementing solutions Design solution is only as good as the quality of its research Research must be relevant to a particular project Research is vital to implement design solution

3. Design Process Table 1.1

4. Programming Systematic methodology data collection Most important step of design process William Pena “Programming is problem seeking , and design is problem solving .” Problem seeking Problem solving Analysis Synthesis

5. Steps in Programming Establish goals Gather and analyze facts Specify needs Evaluate Organize and decide Present conclusions Continuous Feedback Table 1.2

6. Observation of Behavior Unstructured observations Casual Participant Trace Erosion (wearing down/out) Accretion (accumulation or build-up) Structured observation Systematic Specific questions to be answered Behavior Mapping Create a map or drawing

7. Site Analysis A graphical analysis of the sun’s orientation Figure 6.1

8. Key Terms concrete masonry unit (CMU) geodesic dome renovation or rehabilitation site planning universal design zoning zoning districts zoning law

9. Historic Precedents Jefferson studied Roman architecture

10. Historic Precedents Application of criteria Questions to ask Use Table 4.1-4 along with Table 4.2.1 Analysis Criteria Historic precedents Applied to design project Architectural/ Kimbell Art Museum Hypothetical Interior Theoretical Kimbell Art Museum Hypothetical Table 4.1-4 and 4.2.1

11. Paris Registration waiting area Figure Case Study 13.2

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