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https://hdl.handle.net/2115/37283

Ethno-design-method in making proposals for PFI project : Ethnomethodology about planning facilities in Private Finance Initiative

日本語

エスノメソドロジー

2005-09-30

日本建築学会

Journal of architecture and planning

595

87-94

In making proposals for PFI project, we can see remarkable conduct as a specialist. Such conduct is quite different from the other design-communication, especially in housing environment design. And it is characteristic in their situated actions as "being the member." Ethno-design-method is inevitably working in such situated process practically. This paper aims to describe the ethno-design-methods which are found in their decision-making for programming, planning and designing facilities by participatory action research and analysis of conversations between members. Making proposals for PFI project develops through the collaborative practice by trial and error. The ethno-design-methods as collaborative practice were found as comprising (a) making agreeable responses to confirm explanation and intention, (b) interrupting except the end of utterance and (c) suggesting ideas or questions euphemistically.

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