Collaborative Processes

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Doubles Tennis is collaborative process. This particular type of game involves two teams of two players.

Each pair of the two teams compete against each other. Doubles Tennis uses a wider court than SinglesTennis: it includes the area in the alley, which Singles Tennis does use. The two players from the same team

will utilize their tennis playing skills. That means, not only do they need to showcase their own techniques

they also have to cooperate their partners style of play into the game, in order to harmonize the game pla

The result of this structure is not only to maximize the chance of winning, but also to reduce the possibilit

of injury due to miscommunication between the two players.

Collaboration with a Tennis Racquet: Doubles Tennis


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Baby Plays Online Toy Rental

Baby Plays is a collaborative business model.

They allow parents to rent toys for their children at a dis-

counted price instead of buying them. Then when they are

done using them, they can send them back and choose new

toys to be delivered. After the toys are shipped back to Baby

Plays, they clean and sanitize the toys before they are shipped

out to other children. They oer dierent membership levels

to accomadate dierent families needs.

This collaborative business model allows the toys to be passed

around to dierent families and get more use, instead of

going to the garbage when your children get bored of them.

Alyssa


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sexual intercoursesexual intercourse is the ac

of two or more people of the

same or opposite sex, which

occurs for pleasure or as a

result of the primal instinc

of reproduction.

it is the frst illustration

of collaboration and the onl

form that will with certaint

occur indefnitely. sex can

either be the most intimate

or the most anonymous form o

collaboration.

collaboration develops

and evolves along with

imagination, thus people are

constantly driven to alterna

the structure of sex. using

ones imagination sex can tak

many forms which have as

their ultimate goal greater

pleasure. one can say that t

better the collaboration the

better the results.


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SHARED THINGS

I THOUCH EVERYDAY

DOOR KNOBS

SUBWAY POLES

CHAIRS

ELEVATOR BUTTONS

DESKS

KEY BOARDS

PENS

MONEY

+ MORE

THINGS I TOUCH

IMMEDIATLY AFTER

PHONE

FACE

FOOD

BOOKS

WATERBOTTLE

GLASSES

+MORE

COOPERATIVE PROCESS: SPREADING GERMS

PARTICIPANTS:ME+NYC STRUCTURE: NEW YORK CITY OUTCOME:SPREDING GERMS / ME GETTIN


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RESTROOM COLLABORATION PROCESS

Act ions that happ en inside of the limited spac e of

Restroom is a form of everyday collaboration

between diff erent people. We dont necessarilycollaborate face to face with others, but certainlydo in a flexible way. Sometimes, this private

space is the social place for the user s.

Instollation of the Restroom

Using / Sitting / Relaxing

Flashing

Mai

Washing / Look ing

Tagging / Posting /Reading / Connecting / RespondingIDP LAB: COORPORATIVE / SP13 / NATSUKI HAYASHI


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The bee is drawn to the flower because of the bright color

of its petals. They go inside the plant to feed on its

delicious nectar! During this collaborative process between

plant and insect, the bee picks up the pollen and spreads

it to other plants, fertilizing them. So basically, it helps

the plant get down with other plants.

Another collaborative process takes place when the bee goes

home to process the nectar (or sucrose) with variousenzymes they produce. This course of action produces the

honey we know and love!


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Custom Ice Cream - A Collaborative Process

At Cold Stone Creamery, picking a favor is only the beginning.

Giant chilled granite slabs are the mixing palettes or dierent favors o

ice cream, baked goods, candy, toppings, sprinkles, sauces and more.

Ater you inorm the server o which ingredients you desire (sometimes

you are given advice) they use special heat- resistant paddles to quickly

and thoroughly chop, mix, old and blend your unique recipe. This also

loosens the texture o the ice-cream, making it even creamier.

Participants: Server, Customer, Cow?

Structures: Social Protocol (sequence o events prompted by server

questions), Labeled Bins (o favors and toppings), Pay-At-End POS to

ensure desired outcome

Outcomes: Ice Cream Correct, Ice Cream Incorrect

by Jack Goddu


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Cooperation:The Lunchroom Barter

M T W Th F

M T W Th F

Apple again...

Pudding again...

The cooperation is a barter between t

children during lunch. This is someth

remember doing often and still do eve

once in a while. They are finding a m

want and need and agreeing upon a c

value of their goods for a happy trade

like the example of children bartering

cause it shows how it is such a simpleold tradition. We all have something t

may be of value to someone else and

share those things with eachother.


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MADE IN THE DARK


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Columbus Park Community Garden

The community garden at Columbus Park was

made through the collaboration of gardeners.

Part of its maintainance includes asking the

public to be respectful and cooperate with the

requests that have been posted around the

perimeter of the garden.

It is a garden composed of Asian plants that

lines a basketball court. This humble garden

speaks to the coexistance of cultures sharedwithin the same place. It is also a space that

offers gardeners to work together, in turn,

resulting in a public amenity.

The signs are aware of the challenges inherent to

public space. Through communication, the

gardeners are making the first step to create a

cooperation between garden and public so that

the plants can continue to exist in their urbancontext.

Cooperative Lab : Monica Hofstadter : February 201


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Theatre CompanyParticipants: Actors, Director, Stage Manager, Producer, Technical Director, Playwright, CDesigner, Set Designer, Lighting Designer, Sound Designer, Stage Hands, etc...

Structures: Certain participants oversee a particular section. For example, the head Costum

signer will speak with the Director and measure actors but they are in charge of the finished p

Outcomes: Each group produces a particular outcome. And the unified outcomes producefinished product: the live performance.

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Collaborative Processes