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Week Two: Research Question

How can materials that have outlived their useful live be reused and re-purposed to create a modular, light weight and compact-able system that can become the travelling “home” of a nomadic person? rough questions that have led me to this question so far; How can materials be recycled to create a home for a nomad?Continue reading “Week Two: Research Question”

Week Two-2: Mapping class exercise

Up until this stage I had a lot of different ideas bouncing around in my head and I was unsure of how I could connect them all together, until we started this mapping exercise.

Week Two: Methodologies and Methods

Class brainstorm of different types of methodologies that we have found in example thesis’ “Eccentric form of measure” methodology “strange form of measuring something” – Specific– Personal– Bespoke to the research– Thinking hard about what they are doing and why they’re doing it Creative practice based – Brood– Unspecific– The reason we are here inContinue reading “Week Two: Methodologies and Methods”

Week One: 5 Questions to a Research Question

What are you drawn to? (subject matter) My small impact on the design world How I can change the way I design and make things that is going to have a better impact on the world around us due to the current climate emergency Particular focus on wood..? recycled wood, timber, logs, unprocessed and processed?Continue reading “Week One: 5 Questions to a Research Question”

Week One: Raiding the Pantry

Through this lecture we followed cooking and following a recipe as a means of understanding design practice as a whole, from a starting idea, through research and into practice/production. Using cooking as a metaphor.

Week One: Methodology Profile

What is Methodology? Methodology in research is specific procedures or techniques used to identify, select, process and analyze information about a topic. The methodology section in a research paper allows the reader to evaluate the studies overall validity and reliability.

Week One: Hunting and Gathering

What are Contexts? Contexts are the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which is can be fully understood (google meaning). The parts of something written or spoken that follow or lead a word or passage to clarify its meaning.

Georgia C G Design

From a young age I have always had a strong attraction to buildings, structures and furniture and this love only grows the older I get. So, when i discovered Spatial Design and how this style of design encompasses all aspects of design that i am interested in. I immediately knew this was what I wantedContinue reading “Georgia C G Design”