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The use of occurrences of ideas for constructing and characterizing the design space

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 May 2024

Hernan Casakin ,
Hadas Sopher ,
John S. Gero  and
Or Haim Anidjar
Hernan Casakin*
Affiliation:
Ariel University, Israel
Hadas Sopher
Affiliation:
Ariel University, Israel
John S. Gero
Affiliation:
UNC Charlotte, United States of America
Or Haim Anidjar
Affiliation:
Ariel University, Israel
*
casakin@ariel.ac.il

Abstract

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This study explores the construction, characterization, and measurement of the design space using a novel approach that centres on First Occurrences (FOs) and Re-Occurrences (ROs) as metrics. Expert architects' cognitive behaviours during the design process were investigated empirically to gain insights into design space evolution. Findings reveal a consistent generation and revisiting of ideas, signifying an ongoing development of the design space. Future research should incorporate diverse methodologies and broader participant sample for a more comprehensive understanding.

Keywords

design cognitiondesign spacefirst occurrenceprotocol analysis
Type
Human Behaviour and Design Creativity
Information
Proceedings of the Design Society , Volume 4: DESIGN 2024 , May 2024 , pp. 905 - 914
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