Ways to study and research urban, architectural and technical design

1. Ways to study and researchurban, architectural and technical design Prof.dr.ir. A.C.J.M. Eekhout Prof.dr.ir. T. M. de Jong Dr. D.J.M. van der Voordt

2. BK2900 Ways to study BachelorsFebruary 2007 • Browse via blackboard or direct to website team.bk.tudelft.nl education > 2007 > BK2900 • Tentamen = elaborating 16 take home assignments on your own website • 1-4 before 1 March • 5-8 before 1 April • 9-12 before 1 May • 13-16 before 1 June • improvements 1 July

3. Make your own website • Copy (do not drag!) a Word document as index.htm • on your H-disk in the directory internet • make links in that document • to other .doc, .xls, .htm, .gif, .jpg documents copied in that directory (not too large)

4. Look at your website • look at the web address with your own student number • for example URL www.bk.tudelft.nl/students/b1168959/internet/ • on problems ask helpdesk or phone 81360

5. Take home assignment 1-4 Publish on your website: • previous own design work, for example from preceding semester • making it retrievable for others by at least two images, documenting them by key words • a computer animation related to your work • an organogram describing your own most successful design process

6. Take home assignment 5-8 Publish on your website: • a bibliography and iconography of your own fascinations • at least two reference images fascinating you professionally, mentioning their source • naming and describing what is readable from these pictures in key words • comparing them scientifically, naming the ways to study available for such a comparison

7. Take home assignment 9-12 Publish on your website what kind of: • types useful for design your comparison could produce • design concepts you could derive from the objects you published • models you could make of the objects you published • programmes you can read from the published images.

8. Take home assignment 13 Publish on your website: • an essay concerning at least 10 key words • given in your personal key word list distributed on the lecture • not necessarily related to your work

9. Take home assignment 14-15 Publish on your website: • a study proposal for your graduate project • using FutureImpact organ • a critical review of a website of one of the other participants of this course.

10. Handing in your results • As soon as you are ready mailat last 2007 June 30st to • M.E.Wenmeekers-Thomas@tudelft.nl • your web address, student number, year, month and code BK2900 • Check your URL and results • If you take exception to publish your marks this way, please send a message to M.E.Wenmeekers-Thomas@tudelft.nl

11. Judging your results

12. Learning targets • openbaarmaken eigen werk • terugzoekbaar maken eigen werk • media toepassen in de beschrijving van het eigen werk • beschrijven en evalueren eigen ontwerpproces

13. Learning targets • bibliografie en iconografie maken • interpreteren van een beeld als wetenschappelijk document • beschrijven in trefwoorden • beelden wetenschappelijk vergelijken

14. Learning targets • ontwerptypen afleiden uit een beeldvergelijking • ontwerpconcepten afleiden uit een beeldvergelijking • mogelijke modellen afleiden uit een beeldvergelijking • programma's afleiden uit een beeldvergelijking

15. Learning targets • integreren van verschillende concepten, kennis maken met onderzoeksmethoden • afbakenen: object van onderzoek, probleemveld, doelveld, ontwerpmiddelen, eigen competentie en onderzoekscontext • formuleren locatie, contextfactoren, motivatie, programma, bijdrage, beoogde resultaten en planning

16. Learning targets • verantwoorden, refereren, samenvatten. • kritiek leveren en accepteren.

17. Take home assignment 1-4 Publish on your website: • previous own design work, for example from preceding semester • making it retrievable for others by at least two images, documenting them by key words • a computer animation related to your work • an organogram describing your own most successful design process

18. Eekhout Method

19. Klaasen modelling

20. Klaasen realisation

21. Klaasen verbal model

22. Kamerling divergence-convergence

23. Kamerling condensed model

24. Jong organogram

25. Design practice Initiatief Programma Post-Occupancy Evaluation Pre-design research Ontwerp Uitvoering Gebruik en beheer

26. Voordtdesign in research Ways p. 155

27. Voordt gradual development of requirements

28. Jager from vague to concrete

29. Voordt programming cycle

30. Hulsbergen planning cycle

31. Priemus System analysis Findeisen & Quade Ways p. 251

32. Jong comparing drawings

33. Duijvestein analysis-design

34. Duijvestein maximisation

35. Thomson project development

36. Eekhout Technical design

37. Eekhout 1 Design concept

38. Eekhout 2 Preliminary marketing

39. Eekhout 3 Prototype development

40. Eekhout 4 Final marketing

41. Eekhout 5 Product manufacturing

42. Jager architecture-product design

43. Jager basic design process

44. Jager innovation

45. Jager process

46. Badke-Schaub Industrial Design

47. Frieling design in strategy

48. Frieling design as social process

49. Frieling design in roles

50. Frieling design as exploration