In this case study we observed an experimental cooperative design project: a parking lot design using a video conference system. Twelve graduate students of planning and design were divided into two teams for landscape design and traffic planning. They used ProShareTM, a computer-supported video conference system, to co-design at two separate rooms. We used video equipment to record this conference for a detailed analysis. Some experiences on using this system are described. The results indicate the relationships within the work organization, physical workplace and cooperative design. We argued that this workplace becomes more important, even though much research has put emphasis on the cyberspace in cooperative design. The team membersi t...
In 1993 and 1994, instructors and students of architecture at several universities around the world*...
In design research different methods are used to develop a descriptive understanding of a design act...
There are many who will readily agree with Mitchellis assertion that “the most interesting new direc...
Technology has advanced to the point where we can build marvellous systems that nobody can learn how...
This thesis first reviews the literature about the nature of cooperative design activity and its tec...
Problems of communication in a global co-operative network are identified in relation to the lack of...
International audienceThis study takes into account the industrial requirements and focuses on desig...
Abstract Prior work on videoconferencing shows that various design changes can have profound impacts...
The impact of collaborative design in virtual environments on the behaviour of designers depends on ...
This paper reports a field study of the design of a multimedia, educational software product, from t...
This thesis concerns the design of a synchronous shared workspace supporting technology-mediated col...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
The use of computer technology in design practice is moving towards a distributed resource available...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
In design research different methods are used to develop a descriptive understanding of a design act...
In 1993 and 1994, instructors and students of architecture at several universities around the world*...
In design research different methods are used to develop a descriptive understanding of a design act...
There are many who will readily agree with Mitchellis assertion that “the most interesting new direc...
Technology has advanced to the point where we can build marvellous systems that nobody can learn how...
This thesis first reviews the literature about the nature of cooperative design activity and its tec...
Problems of communication in a global co-operative network are identified in relation to the lack of...
International audienceThis study takes into account the industrial requirements and focuses on desig...
Abstract Prior work on videoconferencing shows that various design changes can have profound impacts...
The impact of collaborative design in virtual environments on the behaviour of designers depends on ...
This paper reports a field study of the design of a multimedia, educational software product, from t...
This thesis concerns the design of a synchronous shared workspace supporting technology-mediated col...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
The use of computer technology in design practice is moving towards a distributed resource available...
This paper describes a novel methodology for observing and analysing collaborative design by using t...
In design research different methods are used to develop a descriptive understanding of a design act...
In 1993 and 1994, instructors and students of architecture at several universities around the world*...
In design research different methods are used to develop a descriptive understanding of a design act...
There are many who will readily agree with Mitchellis assertion that “the most interesting new direc...