PARTICIPATORY DESIGN: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

By JOHN THOMAS

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PART I TO DIVERSIFY VALUATING NARRATIVE ACCOUNTS IN PARTICIPATORY PLANNING PROCESSES: A CASE OF CO-CREATIVE STORYTELLING IN ANTWERP, BELGIUM USING A COMPLEX SOUND WORLD FOR A PARTICIPATIVE DISMANTLING AND REDE?NITION OF THE COLLECTIVE APPROPRIATION OF INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPES RE?ECTIONS ON THE COUNTER-MAPPING OF URBAN ‘ARRIVAL NEIGHBORHOODS’ THROUGH GEOWEB 2 0 IN BRUSSELS AND GHENT DATA-DRIVEN DESIGN FOR CIVIC PARTICIPATION: INTRODUCING DIGITAL METHODS FOR ON-GOING CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FOR DESIGN IN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN INITIATIVES IN PUBLIC SPACES: EIGHT INTERPRETATIVE LENSES PART II TO CO-PRODUCE 6 SHARING AUTHORSHIP AND MEASURING IN?UENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL TRAINING IN NEIGHBOURHOOD COMMUNITIES 7 DIGITALLY NETWORKED ACTION: DEVELOPING SELF-ORGANISATION IN ‘WEAK-TIE’ RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH A ‘FACEBOOK GROUP’ 8 COMMUNAL GARDEN AND THE LIMINAL CITY 9 BIMBY: MODELING, CIVIC EMPOWERMENT AND THE INVENTION OF A NEW PROFESSION PART III TO INTERRUPT 10 DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL INNOVATION: THE SERIOUS GAME OF TRAF?CO2 11 DAREDEVIL OR SOCIALIZER? EXPLORING THE RELATIONS BETWEEN INTRINSIC MOTIVATION, GAME EXPERIENCE AND PLAYER TYPES IN SERIOUS GAMES WITH ENVIRONMENTAL NARRATIVES 12 FABRICA?M: PARTICIPATORY URBAN INTERVENTIONS IN A POST- COMMUNIST CONTEXT 13 RETHINKING THE DESIGNER’S ROLE IN THE COLLECTIVE RE-IMAGINATION OF SOCIETIES: A NECESSARY REINTERPRETATION OF DESIGN FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION PART IV TO DOCUMENT 14 PARTICIPATION WITHIN AND BEYOND MUSEUMS WITH THE HELP OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES 15 (CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF) DOCUMENTATION PRACTICES OF SELF-ORGANISED URBAN INITIATIVES 16 DOCUMENTATION GAMES: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THREE GAMES TO SUPPORT PARTICIPATORY DESIGN TEAMS TO DOCUMENT THEIR DESIGN PROCESS