Cruickshank, Leon and Evans, Martyn (2012) Designing creative frameworks: Design thinking as an engine for new facilitation approaches. International Journal of Arts and Technology, 5 (1). pp. 73-85. ISSN 1754-8853Full text not available from this repository.
This paper documents implications and opportunities for the design profession offered by the rise of the knowledge society and digital economies. Within this we show the value of applied design thinking in the creation and delivery of business development and facilitation. Two case studies document the design and delivery of contrasting consultancy projects where the design of problem-solving frameworks (rather than conventional facilitation of events) resulted in new understanding and business development. These approaches were underpinned by a common conceptual model that describes our philosophical underpinning for the application of design thinking across disciplines both within and beyond traditional areas of professional design engagement. Finally, we discuss the implication for design practice of using design thinking as a mode of interdisciplinary interaction and cocreation of problem-solving approaches between designers and others (rather than an activity just for designers) which represents a step beyond conventional participatory design approaches.
|Journal or Publication Title:||International Journal of Arts and Technology|
|Uncontrolled Keywords:||designing creative frameworks ; ImaginationLabs ; applied design thinking ; interdisciplinary creativity ; problem solving ; cocreation ; design profession ; knowledge society ; digital economies|
|Subjects:||N Fine Arts > NC Drawing Design Illustration|
|Departments:||Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences > Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts|
|Deposited On:||17 Feb 2012 16:42|
|Last Modified:||04 Apr 2016 01:18|
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