A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The activity of designing begins with contexualised problems. These are usually heuristic concepts that enable the designer to proceed to a solution. He must understand the complex cultural categories that lie beneath the surface. Certain environmental configurations conflict with user capacities; research can establish boundaries between them. Theories of structure examine phenomena at the systems level, but do not preclude understanding of the unique elements in a situation.
The activity of designing begins with contexualised problems. These are usually heuristic concepts that enable the designer to proceed to a solution. He must understand the complex cultural categories that lie beneath the surface. Certain environmental configurations conflict with user capacities; research can establish boundaries between them. Theories of structure examine phenomena at the systems level, but do not preclude understanding of the unique elements in a situation.
Architecture and Psychology
Rand, George (author)
Architectural Science Review ; 26 ; 17-24
1983-03-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
Unknown
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