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Designing Seniors-Friendly Communities: a Look at Recent Trends

Campbell Leo; Luscombe Desley (RAIA, 2008)
Designing sustainable sanitation through transdisciplinary research: a pilot project of nutrient recovery and reuse

Mellick-Lopes Abby; Fam Dena; Williams Jennifer (DESIS, 2010)

Design¿s contribution to the sustainable development of infrastructural systems of consumption (eg. water, sanitation, transport, agriculture) has primarily been in optimizing existing products, processes and services. Any ...
Designing Sydney, 1879-1891: Visions of an Antipodean South Kensington

Orr Kirsten (School of Humanities, University of New England, 2009)

This article traces the post-Sydney International Exhibition (1879-81) proposal to site Sydney's educational and cultural institutions in close proximity to each other, along similar lines to the educational, scientific ...
Designing with Evolving Systems

Broadbent, J. A (Triangle Journals, 2003)

This article suggests that it may be timely to action the relationship between design and evolution. While this view is not particularly new, the form of its expression here may be. It is noted that the exponential ...
Design Intelligence

Dorst Kees (Intellect, 2009)

These days, same designers are successfullywarking on verycomplex problems that only a couple of years ago seemed far outside of their range and beyond their capabilities. They have discovered a hidden strength in design ...
Design Problems and Design Paradoxes

Dorst Kees (Palgrave MacMillan Ltd, 2004)
Design Research: A revolution-waiting-to-happen

Dorst Kees (Elsevier Science Ltd., 2008)

Thomas Kuhn described scientific progress as a process of leaps and bounds. Long periods of `normal science¿, in which a research community works within a well-established and fruitful paradigm, end when there is a build-up ...
A Design Science Approach to Analytical Product Design

Frischknecht Bart; Gonzalez R; Papalambros Panos; Reid T (Stanford University, 2009)

Product design involves many diverse disciplines and is often treated as an experience-based skill following an apprenticeship learning process. While this is a valuable approach, it can be greatly enhanced by analysis ...
Design Thinking and Analysis: A case study in design for social wellbeing

Dorst Kees; Tietz Christian (Research Publishing, 2011)

In the last few years, 'Design Thinking' has gained popularity - it is now seen as an exciting new paradigm for dealing with problems in sectors as a far afield as IT, Business, Education and Medicine. Most fields that are ...
DESIGN WITHOUT CAUSALITY: HEIDEGGER’S IMPOSSIBLE CHALLENGE FOR ECOLOGICALLY SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

Hill, Glen. (2007-10-04)

Deploying Martin Heidegger’s thinking on technology, this paper attempts to show an internal contradiction inherent in our technologically oriented approach to sustainable design. Heidegger’s thinking on technology, which ...
Desire and tactics: women and Design education

Clerke Christeena (University of New South Wales, 2010)

The past thirty years have seen a significant increase in the numbers of women in Design practice and Design education, the emergence internationally of Design as a scholarly field, and, in Australia, the transition of ...
The Detail: Setting Fashion Systems In Motion

Black Prudence (Berg Publ, 2009)

Each 'season' the fashion industry marks time with an illusion of novelty and spontaneity. As consumers, we are meant to be enticed and respond to the fashionable element at the level of detail that gives a garment its ...
Developing a Complex Knowledge System for Architectural Design Education

Golja Tania; Schaverien Lynette (Common Ground Publishing Pty Ltd, 2008)

Going beyond the confines of single disciplines is a hallmark of late C20th and C21st knowledge systems. Contemporary biological and ecological reconceptions of Architectural Design, as a complex dynamic system, illustrate ...
Developing a Methodology to Measure Sustainable Construction on a Global Scale

West Shane (SB05 Tokyo, 2005)

For sustainable projects to be assessed between countries with differing cultures and economies, a global justification equation is sought as a fair measure to make comparative assessments of a buildings purported ...
Developing a multicriteria approach for the measurement of sustainable performance

Ding Kam Chun (Taylor and Francis, 2005)

In Australia, cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is one of the conventional tools used widely by the public and the private sectors in the appraisal of projects, It measures and compares the total costs and benefits of projects ...
Developing a multicriteria approach for the measurement of sustainable performance

Ding Kam Chun (The Policy Press, 2006)

In Australia, cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is one of the conventional tools used widely by the public and the private sectors in the appraisal of projects, It measures and compares the total costs and benefits of projects ...
Developing a Municipal Adaptation Plan (MAP) for climate change: the city of Cape Town

Mukheibir Pierre; Ziervogel Gina (SAGE, 2007)

Climate change increases the likelihood of extreme weather events such as droughts, floods and heat waves, as well as more gradual changes in temperature and precipitation. The city of Cape Town (South Africa) is at risk ...
Developing Curriculum-Led Human-Centred Spatial Design Briefs for Next Generation Learning Environments in Higher Education

Sherringham Susan; Serle Sue (Common Ground Publishing, 2010)

There have been major shifts in learning goals, curricula and pedagogy over the past century, particularly the last thirty years. In the last decade the area of learning space design has emerged as a key research focus, ...
Developing Mobile Technology for Construction Sites

Er Michael (Australasian Universities Building Education Association, 2007)
Developing Organizational Project Management Capability: Theory and Practice

Crawford Lynn (Project Management Institute, 2006)

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