[Sigia-l] Open collaborative design process

[Bernice Glenn]

Hi,
Check out work done based on Christopher Alexander's "Note on the 
Synthesis of Form" and "Patterns." While his structures are based on 
architecture and public planning, Alexander's concepts have been adapted 
as a format to use with a defined public, especially when creating 
designs that will affect the group or be used by them.
Bernice


Bernice Glenn
Content Strategist • Information Architect • e-Learning
btglenn at earthlink.net 310-396-7409
http://home.earthlink.net/~btglenn/




Patrick Walsh wrote:
> I am doing some research and I was wondering if anyone on the list has
> come across any instances of a design process being open and
> collaborative involving users or the public throughout the design
> process.
> A little like these - 
>
> http://www.d7ux.org/
> http://abrandforlondon.wordpress.com/
>
> If you know of anything please contact me at patrick.walsh at bbc.co.uk
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Patrick C. Walsh
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