Contents: Pragmatist Approach to Architecture - The Social Life of Buildings - Ethnography of Design - Visualisation in Design - Scale Models - Design Cognition - Comparative Historical Enquiry in Design - Architecture of Addition - New York - Manhattan - Design Controversies - American Architecture - Marcel Breuer - Michael Graves - Rem Koolhaas - Actor-Network Theory.

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The Making of a Building: A Pragmatist Approach to Architecture

Children's sense of place in Northern New Mexico

https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=16787&context=rtd

The architectural design studio as a learning environment: A qualitative exploration of architecture design student learning experiences in design studios from first- through fourth -year

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International Journal of Architectural Research

In Chapter 6, “Building (Trans)Disciplinary Architectural Research- Introducing Mode 1 and Mode 2 to Design Practitioners”, Halina Dunin-Woyseth and Fredrik Nilsson discuss Mode 1 and Mode 2 forms of knowledge production from the perspective of the authors´ practice as educators at a doctoral level for PhD students based in the practice of architecture, design and the arts. It builds on a series of lectures and seminars which have explored the potential of transdisciplinarity and Mode 2 knowledge production for practitioners in various design professions, and focuses on various existing “knowledge landscapes” as well as on more recent developments in relation to emerging new modes of knowledge production. The article attempts to grasp the meta-level issues of the new mode of knowledge production and the opportunities it presents with regard to design research. It discusses the development of architectural research during the last four decades together with the essential features of Mode 1 and Mode 2, and tries to relate these features to contemporary architectural and design theory, and various practices in architecture and urban design. As the “scaffold” for constructing this chapter, the authors propose to discuss, firstly, the Scandinavian development of the doctoral scholarship in architecture, and secondly, the international debates that have formed the backdrop to this development with regard to the three major modes of knowledge production: monodisciplinarity, interdisciplinarity, and transdisciplinarity. Knowledge production in the area of transdisciplinarity and creative practice was previously seen as being outside of research and scholarship, while developments in the last decade have made it possible to conceptualise the knowledge field of design and architecture in new ways. The authors consider that an inclusive model of research is emerging where more practice-based approaches are possible, that is beginning to achieve academic recognition as well as vital interest from practitioners.

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Andrzej Piotrowski

Papers

Discipline Of Architecture