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Design
Involves careful, organized, and systematic logical thinking and planning
Designer
The person who devises or executes designs
Fulfillment of human satisfaction
What is the primary purpose of design?
Intuitive Techniques
It is based on the principle of free association and gives no restriction to imagination. It puts quantity over quality
Brainstorming
Directly approaches the subconscious creative part of the human mind. It sets no limit to imagination and purposely suspends reason and logical thinking
Brainwriting
Aimed at increasing the output from brainstorming
Synectics
Combines different, seemingly unrelated elements
Delphi Method
Generates new ideas by solving the problem in a riddle-like or puzzle-like technique
Inversion
Instead of thinking about how you can improve a situation, think about how you could make it worse
Description by Association
Instead of offering a description of something by recording what you read in the dictionary, associate it with something else, preferably something familiar (ex: bike and bike seat)
Logical or Systematic Technique
Based on the principle of splitting up the problem into sub-problems and solving them one by one
Morphology
Redefines the problem first to an underlying more basic problem and the split up its elements into sub-problems; uses a morphologic box or table to find a new combination
Bionics
Systematically examines and analyzes objects of nature for possible adaptation
Functional Visualization
Instead of thinking about what an object will look like, think about what function it will perform; form follows function
Problem Area Analysis and Functional Analysis
A comprehensive problem is split up into more and more minute sub-problems until the whole problem has become a network of interrelated problems
(1) Utilitarian Requirements
(2) Bodily Comfort
The first factors for well-designed furniture
Historical and Cultural Factor
Designing for the present would need a familiarization of the past culture and the present trend
Aesthetic Consideration
To make designs visually pleasing
Structural Form Development
This makes use of the basic outline of the furniture as a grid
Morphological Form Development
Makes use of previous designs as basis for improvement
Geometric Form Development
Variations on geometric forms - size, shape, color, proportion, mass, number or arrangement can spark new ideas
Form Development Based on Nature
Nature offers immense possibilities of new ideas for design
Form Development Based on Various Sources
Based on various sources other than nature