Add to ORKGGenerative design processes have been the focus of current architectural research and practice largely due to the exploration of the phenomenon of emergence within self-organisation, generative grammars and evolutionary techniques. These techniques have been informing participatory urban design modalities, which are investigated in this paper by critically reviewing theories, practices, and (software) applications that explore multiplayer online urban games, not only with respect to their capacity to facilitate online, trans-disciplinary, expert collaboration and user participation, but also to support the implementation of democratic ideals in design practice
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
The “game” can be considered as a meta-design element useful for the emergence of collaborative proc...
This paper re-establishes the theoretical framework for participatory design evolved in the late six...
Generative design processes have been the focus of current architectural research and practice large...
This paper proposes two frameworks in the field of Games in Research. • Proposal1 Architectural des...
With the increasing interest of local governments in civic participation, it becomes important to ex...
The use of serious games in participatory design activities in architecture and planning has receive...
The use of serious games in participatory design activities in architecture and planning has receive...
State-of-the-art participatory design acknowledges the true, ill-defined nature of design problems, ...
An understanding of cities as open systems whose agents act on them simultaneously from below and ab...
The phenomenon of planning involving citizen's participation in planning literature has been from th...
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
This paper reviews existing research into real-time visualization in architecture, urban design and ...
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
Digital networks are transforming the way in which our built environment is planned, designed, and d...
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
The “game” can be considered as a meta-design element useful for the emergence of collaborative proc...
This paper re-establishes the theoretical framework for participatory design evolved in the late six...
Generative design processes have been the focus of current architectural research and practice large...
This paper proposes two frameworks in the field of Games in Research. • Proposal1 Architectural des...
With the increasing interest of local governments in civic participation, it becomes important to ex...
The use of serious games in participatory design activities in architecture and planning has receive...
The use of serious games in participatory design activities in architecture and planning has receive...
State-of-the-art participatory design acknowledges the true, ill-defined nature of design problems, ...
An understanding of cities as open systems whose agents act on them simultaneously from below and ab...
The phenomenon of planning involving citizen's participation in planning literature has been from th...
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
This paper reviews existing research into real-time visualization in architecture, urban design and ...
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
Digital networks are transforming the way in which our built environment is planned, designed, and d...
Using design games at Participatory Design (PD) events is well acknowledged as a fruitful way of sta...
The “game” can be considered as a meta-design element useful for the emergence of collaborative proc...
This paper re-establishes the theoretical framework for participatory design evolved in the late six...