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Edited at 2020-09-08 01:18:25- The Human Body
The human body is the physical structure of a human being. It is a complex and intricate system composed of various organs, tissues, and cells, working together to support life and enable various functions. In the human body, there are ten primary body systems. The body system shows all the ten body systems and their contribution to the maintenance of a healthy human body.
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design method
- The Human Body
The human body is the physical structure of a human being. It is a complex and intricate system composed of various organs, tissues, and cells, working together to support life and enable various functions. In the human body, there are ten primary body systems. The body system shows all the ten body systems and their contribution to the maintenance of a healthy human body.
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Design Method
GADIE
Goals Articulation
Let client Speaking Goals and Visions
1. What is going well in your life?
1. What is going well in your life?
3. What are your long term goals and visions?
4. What are your next achievable steps towards these goals?
Analyze and Assess
"Analysis of these inputs and outputs is crucial to (generating) self-governing designs. A deficit in inputs creates work whereas a deficit in output use creates pollution".
Design
1) Preparation is 9/10's of the job
2) Beauty and order
form (what it looks like), function (how it works) on the grounds that something that works well is likely to look good too.
adjust our perception of beauty
Making design thinking visible (images)
testing and prototyping ideas on paper.
integrate intelligences
pay attention to scale
communicate ideas to clients
Relative Location & Micro-climates
Design relationship: pens above pond (animal manures fertilise ponds) / Pond create microclimate: relfect sunlight / warm up surrounding environment
Maximise Edge & Succession
Design relationship: earthbanks and islands in and around water provide many edges for plants, animals and people/ Succession :vegetation colonisation process.
Diversity
Patterns
The branch/ the lobe/ the spiral / the net/ the scatter/ the wave
Multiple Functions, Multiple Elements
Zones & Elevation
Sectors
Relative Permanence
Implement
Unfold in succession
From thinking to doing
a big step
People who are good at both planning and implementation are valuable!
Improv again
need for flexibility and improvisational skills here
Methods
Gantt Charts and Program Evaluation and Review Techniques (PERT)
1. what are the probabilities of the time and resource estimations being accurate and
2. which elements of the installation have float and which do not.
Practice
plan and actually implement several of your own design projects in order to acquire the critical feedback , improvise your way through contingency responses, and find out how close your estimates were to the real thing.
Evaluate
Goals
Which goals did we meet well and, which did we surpass?
Which goals were difficult and challenging to meet and were there any we missed altogether?
The design process
accuracy
Designing evaluation into the project from the outset
embed an evaluation system
Unexpected outcomes
retrospect
un/learning