Interdisciplinary Design in Practice

Part 1 Interdisciplinary design in practice - Introduction - Robin Spence - Changing construction culture - Richard Saxon - The partnership approach - Sir Alan Cockshaw - The client and the design team - Peter Rogers - The design professions in transition - engineering and architecture in building for a small world - Michael Dickson - Synthetic thinking between engineers, architects and designers - Ian Ritchie - Different models of interdisciplinary collaboration - Sam Price Part 2...
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Part 1 Interdisciplinary design in practice - Introduction - Robin Spence - Changing construction culture - Richard Saxon - The partnership approach - Sir Alan Cockshaw - The client and the design team - Peter Rogers - The design professions in transition - engineering and architecture in building for a small world - Michael Dickson - Synthetic thinking between engineers, architects and designers - Ian Ritchie - Different models of interdisciplinary collaboration - Sam Price Part 2 Educating the interdisciplinary designer - Introduction - Paul Kirby - Interdisciplinary education for design professionals - David Gann and Ammon Salter - Design for the built environment: bridging the Two Cultures - Sir Jack Zunz - Experiences of interdisciplinarity: observations from the Masters course 'Interdisciplinary Design for the Built Environment', Cambridge University - Paul Kirby - Working together: short courses for design teams - John Steele, Andy Parker and Paul Kirby Part 3 Design teams observed - Introduction - Sebastian Macmillan - Beyond the environmental tradition: lessons from the past for the architecture of the future - Dan Hawkes - Successful teamwork from day one: running an interdisciplinary design workshop - Sebastian Macmillan and Christopher French - Managing an interdisciplinary design team effectively - Sebastian Macmillan - Towards and interdisciplinary design process - John Steele and Sebastian Macmillan