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Design Space Methods Creative Design for Engineering students Samuel Huron - 2017 - VIDEO - your thinking? Short history of design space? What a design space is? How to setup a design space? Collecting methods. Formative /

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Design Space Methods

Samuel Huron - 2017 Creative Design for Engineering students

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  • VIDEO -

your thinking?

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  • Short history of design space?
  • What a design space is?
  • How to setup a design space?
  • Collecting methods….
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Formative / Summative / Evaluative critics

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  • 1. Design process
  • 2. Design space
  • 3. Different design space
  • 4. Different collection methods
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Design process

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UK Design Concil Double Diamond model

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UK Design Concil Double Diamond model Divergence Convergence Divergence Convergence Problems Solutions

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DS for structuring discovery DS for define DS for develop DS for deliver

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DS for structuring discovery DS for define DS for develop DS for deliver

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Traditional approach : Refining Design approach : Exploration of alternatives

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–Alistair Hamilton, Microsoft

“For any situations, when we are working on concepts… 


  • n the ideation phase.



 If a designer comes in with less then five equally valuable solutions to every questions that we ask, they probably won’t be back or won’t do it a second time.”

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What is a brainstorm?

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Sketch Annotate Critics

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What is a design space?

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History of Design Space

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Design Space History

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"... within the final and true world image everything is related to everything, and nothing can be discarded a priori as being unimportant." Discovery, Invention,
 Research through the Morphological Approach, 1969.

Fritz Zwicky

Morphological analysis is simply an ordered way of looking at things." (Fritz Zwicky

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Let’s suppose we want to know every way to convert energy ?

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Zwicky propose:

  • 1. list the energy forms
  • 2. make a matrix
  • 3. explore the relation
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Sum up - Morphological analysis:

  • 1. list the main parameters
  • 2. make a matrix
  • 3. explore the relations
  • 4. study contradictions
  • 5. reduce the space

http://www.swemorph.com/ma.html

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What do you think about zwicky approach ?

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Scale?

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Herbert Alexander Simon

Human problem solving « prix Nobel » d'économie The science of the artificial,

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How to solve a problem ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk6H7Ukp6To 1911 - Edward Thorndike had developed his law of effect Behaviourist researchers argued that problem solving was a reproductive process 1911 - Gestalt psychologists argued that problem solving was a productive process. 1972 - Allen Newell and Herbert Simon people solve problems by searching in a problem space. 
 The problem space consists of the initial (current) state, the goal state, and all possible states in between.

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–Simon 1969 p108

“Every problem-solving effort begin with creating a representation for the problem – a problem space in which the search for the solution can take place …” Simon 1969 p108

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Problem Space

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explain problem space

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Questions Options Criterias

1991

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  • What happened when you want to buy a technological product?
  • Do you think about it?
  • How do you think about it?
  • …

From your perspective

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  • What happened when you want to buy a technological product?
  • Do you think about it?
  • How do you think about it?
  • Do you compare it to plausible alternatives?

From your perspective

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Questions options criterias

  • Question are identifying key design issues
  • Options provide possible answers to the questions
  • Criterias are for assessing and comparing the options
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Sum up

  • Morphological Analysis
  • Problem Spaces
  • Question Option Criterias
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Discovery of the unknown?

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Why I tell you that?

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What is a design space?

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19 Seniors researchers

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interview

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transcript

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Analysis

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Analysis

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Analysis

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What is a design space? How to setup a design space? How to explore a design space? and others questions

I asked

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  • 1. Problem &

proposal

Pre production process

  • 3. Produc3on

process

  • 4. Post

produc3on

1 2 3 4

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Phases Activity Author ??? 1,2 Language ## To present 1,2,3 List possibilities ## 1,2 Start with a need and refine it ## 1,2,3,4 Reflect on the design ## 1,2,3,4 The vision ## 1,2,4 Characterize user ## 1,2, Present it visually ## 1,2,3,4 Continuous mapping ## 1,2, Rethinking existing ## 1 Casting in different way ## 1,2, Different perspective ## 1,2 Taxonomy from related work ## 1,2,4 Relation between Taxonomy and new design ## Interest ## motivati

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GROUP

  • Process 


regroup all the de-initions that do not consider setting up as a speci-ic activity. These replies are considering the exploration process of the design space as a way to setup it.

  • Structure 


regroup all the de-initions focus on creating a structure or an

  • rganisation that constitutes the design space. 

  • Existing work


regroup the de-initions that build the design space from a collection of existing design and previous works.


  • People


regroup the de-initions, which are referring to people point of view, interests and problem perceptions.

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Process

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Process

–Jason Dykes

“I think a design space is almost entirely conceptual, so I don’t think I set one up. I think I explore it..”

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Process

“I think a design space is almost entirely conceptual, so I don’t think I set one up. I think I explore it.”

”a continuous process of mapping your current understanding of the world into a more organized structured”

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Process

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Structure

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Structure

–Ben Shenidermann

“The choice of the dimension of the design space is essential to a successful creation process.”

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Structure

The top down aspect is to extract abstract frame from a problem, 
 The bottom up aspects is to think of some concrete solutions and try to -it them into the abstract frame.
 In this de-inition the process is describe as an iterative process between this two levels, the abstraction and the solutions.

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Structure

Mendeleev's table

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Existing Work

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Existing Work

–Marcel Proust

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”

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Existing Work

CASIO AT-550-7 1984

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Existing Work

https://www.microsoft.com/buxtoncollection/

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People

–Sheelagh Carpendal

“Like possibly even get them to draw the big picture, (…) Kind of their own internal notion of the design space of the problem that they're brought to me. ”

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People

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People

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–Brian Collins

“Talent is a very hight pattern recognition system and find the meaning in the chaos and pull it out, and say it mean that it mean this.”

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Different Collecting methods

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