Design Thinking: Problem Seeking – Core Questions 1. Establish Goals (qualitative) What do we want to achieve…Why? 2. Collect and Analyze Facts (quantitative) What is this all about? 3. Uncover and Test Concepts (qualitative) How do we achieve the goals
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Design Thinking:
Problem Seeking – Core Questions
1. Establish Goals (qualitative)
�What do we want to achieve…Why?
2. Collect and Analyze Facts (quantitative)
�What is this all about?
3. Uncover and Test Concepts (qualitative)
�How do we achieve the goals
Design Thinking:
Problem Seeking – 5 Step Process
4. Determine Needs (quantitative)
�What are the Cost, space, quality, time constraints?
�Distinguish needs from wants
5. State the Problem (qualitative)
�What are the significant conditions and general directions our concept should take?
Studio Concepts:
The Whole Problem – 4 Considerations
Peña, William, Problem Seeking, An Architectural Programming Primer, Third Edition, AIA Press, Washington, D.C., 1987. ISBN: 0-913962-87-2