Co-evolution of problems/solutions in Digital Media Design for Museums M a r c o M a s o n

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Rational Problem Solving

problem(s) Solution

Farrell, Robert, and Cliff Hooker. “Design, Science and Wicked Problems.” Design Studies 34, 6 (Nov 2013): 681–705.

Rational Problem Solving

Dorst, K. (2006) Understanding Design, BIS Publishers.

problem(s) Solution

Rational Problem Solving

Source: www.inkaterra.com

* Kees Dorst, Understanding Design, BIS Publishers, 2006

Wicked problems

design problem

final Solution 1

final Solution 2

final Solution 3

final Solution x

* Image credit: http://blogs.dickinson.edu/livinginaworldoflimits/2013/01/29/climate-change-a-problem-of-pollution-or-something-else/

Rittel and Webber. “Dilemmas in a General Theory of Planning.” Policy Sciences, 4 (1973): 155-169.

Co-evolution problem/solutionproblem

Solution

Dorst and Cross. “Creativity in the Design Process: Co-Evolution of Problem–solution.” Design Studies 22, 5 (Sep 2001)

Co-evolution problem/solution

Dorst and Cross. “Creativity in the Design Process: Co-Evolution of Problem–solution.” Design Studies 22, 5 (Sep 2001)

Co-evolution problem/solution

Problem/Solution Problem/Solution Problem/Solution

Dorst, K. (2004) The problem of design problems – problem solving and design expertise. Journal of Design Research, 4(2).

Dorst and Cross (2001). “Creativity in the Design Process: Co-Evolution of Problem–solution.” Design Studies 22(5)

Dorst, K. (2004) The problem of design problems – problem solving and design expertise. Journal of Design Research, 4(2).

Rittel and Webber (1973). “Dilemmas in a General Theory of Planning.” Policy Sciences, 4: 155-169.

Farrell, Robert, and Cliff Hooker (2013) “Design, Science and Wicked Problems.” Design Studies 34(6): 681–705.

Dorst, K. (2006) Understanding Design, BIS Publishers.

References

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