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

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Co-generating, are engaged in meaningful ways as creative partners rather than as passive recipients. When truly shared, co-generating simultaneously builds and reinforces community as one outcome and defines environmental interventions as another.

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Putting Power to Good Use, Delicately and Tenaciously,ublics, well informed by local wisdom, and just. Transactive design processes empower participants and designers with information, skills, and self-confidence as well as the recognition that there is much to be gained by change. This chapter provides the tools to dissect, develop, and put power to good use.

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Experting: They Know, We Know, and Together We Know Better, Later,ognized 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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,“Yeah! That’s What We Should Do”,. One may begin with “near” vision, for instance a sighting that zooms in on an immediate problem or proposes a solution based on what a community lacks when compared with others. This near vision is often guided by a scope of work—the design team is hired to design a new plaza so it is open space t

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