Creative Practice and Research Design – Georgia Christina Grace

Week Ten: Methodology Checklist (methods edited)

Checklist for Part A of your Research Design: Working Title Connections to Home through intimate sensory experiences

Week Nine: Methodology Checklist and Abstract

Checklist for Part A of your Research Design: Working Title Connections to home… What home means to someone… through the intimate sensory experiences of smell, touch, sight, hear and feel.

Week Eight: Methodology and Paradigms

Week Seven: Case Study: Methods

How have they explored, used and developed their methods? What are their methods? Outlined in the contents page as “exploration of the material palette”, site analysis?

Week Seven: Formative Feedback

After reading the formative feedback that I have received from my methods, methodologies, research aim and research question and noting down areas that I have been struggling in it was very evident to see that what I was struggling with the most was my lack of control that I was putting on myself for thisContinue reading “Week Seven: Formative Feedback”

Week Six: Formative Assessment

Week Six: Draft/Practice for Assessment

Your draft research question/inquiry Research Question: How can methods of investigation be used alongside exploration into visual and physical prototypes be used to establish a sense of home and comfort to improve connection for a nomadic person, in their already ‘free’ lifestyle?

Week Five: review of the Research Question

How can methods of investigation be used alongside exploration into visual and physical prototypes be used to establish a sense of home and comfort to improve connection for a nomadic person, in their already ‘free’ lifestyle?

Week Four: Research Aim

An aim is “a purpose of intention; a desired outcome.” What is it you value Why you’re carrying out this research

Week Four: Research Question

How can a sense of home and relaxation be created through the construction and assembly of a light weight portable system? And can this be transported around with a nomadic person and be manipulated in many ways to fit different situations and locations with ease?

Week Three: Research Question

How can a sense of home and relaxation be created through the construction How can materials that have outlived their useful life be reused and re-purposed to create a modular, lightweight and compact-able spatial system that can become the travelling “home” for a nomadic person?

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”