Investigating Design: A Review of Forty Years of Design Research
Bayazit
Design research tries to answer the obligations of design to the humanities:
A - Design research is concerned with the physical embodiment of man-made things, how these things perform their jobs, and how they work.
B - Design research is concerned with construction as a human activity, how designers work, how they think, and how they carry out design activity.
C - Design research is concerned with what is achieved at the end of a purposeful design activity, how an artificial thing appears, and what it means.
D - Design research is concerned with the embodiment of configurations.
E - Design research is a systematic search and acquisition of knowledge related to design and design activity.
First-Generation Design Methods
- The influence of systems analysis and systems theory on design established the grounds for the foundation of “systematic design methods,”
- The methods proposed at that conference were simplistic in character. Everyone was systematizing his or her own approach to design, and externalizing it as design method.
Second-Generation Design Methods
- Second-generation design methods began to compensate for the inadequacy of the first-generation design methods.
- User participation to P&D is a very wide and comprehensive subject, with its political, ideological, psychological, managerial, administrative, legal and economical aspects in relation to various countries.
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