Titlebook: Design as Democracy; Techniques for Colle David Peña,Diane Jones Allen,Marcia J. McNally Book 2017Latest edition David de la Pe�a, Diane Jo

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Testing, Testing, Can You Hear Me? Do I Hear You Right?, create are merely potential environments; how they are actually used, how they perform relative to the intentions and larger democratic goals are the only measures of the effective environment that count. If major mistakes have been made, they may be expensive or impossible to repair. Postoccupancy

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,Going to the People’s Coming,ces of everyday life so that we can experience them firsthand. In the process, we generate new knowledge by walking in other people’s shoes, empathizing with their experiences, observing carefully, and sharing what we know and learn.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-33414-6ces of everyday life so that we can experience them firsthand. In the process, we generate new knowledge by walking in other people’s shoes, empathizing with their experiences, observing carefully, and sharing what we know and learn.

Inculcate

Intrinsic Expansion of the Lifeworldognized as “the experts”—especially during design work—tend to be from outside the community. The knowledge these outside experts possess is usually based on secondary information and best practice norms. It is not generated within the community itself. Being aware that valuable knowledge lies with

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-33414-6 among community members who are fighting over an issue that has reached an impasse. There are a lot of things the design team needs to do at this stage: listen to people, read, look at data, visit the site to observe, and make maps—maybe even a model. Rumors need to be sorted from the facts, and a