Abstract
This chapter has three primary objectives:
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To introduce a method of developing further the design skills possessed by senior practising designers, laying particular emphasis on the kind of learning environment which has been created for this purpose.
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To outline some of the kinds of thought and feelings that a designer experiences during this development process in which formalized design projects are integrated with more traditional methods of designing.
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To invite discussion on possible weaknesses in such learning processes and how they might be overcome, and on how their strengths might be further exploited — both in connection with designers of considerable experience, and those just entering the profession, whose level of skill will influence tremendously the pattern and quality of future civilization.
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Matchett, E., Briggs, A.H. (1966). Practical Design Based on Method (Fundamental Design Method). In: Gregory, S.A. (eds) The Design Method. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6331-4_21
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