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Publication Detail
Design Research in a Globalised Age
  • Publication Type:
    Chapter
  • Authors:
    Fraser M
  • Publisher:
    School of Architecture and Design, Victoria University of Wellington
  • Publication date:
    2014
  • Place of publication:
    Wellington, New Zealand
  • Pagination:
    24, 28
  • Editors:
    Moloney J,Twose S,Smitheram J
  • ISBN-10:
    0475124154
  • ISBN-13:
    9780475124159
  • Medium:
    Book
  • Status:
    Published
  • Book title:
    Architectural Design Research Symposium 2014 20-21 November
  • Language:
    English
  • Keywords:
    Architectural design, Globalisation, Design research
  • Addresses:
    Murray Fraser
    University College London
    Bartlett School of Architecture
    London
    United Kingdom
Abstract
This chapter offers an all-compassing definition of design research, suggesting that it it best placed now to engender speculative thinking and experimentation through an engagement with the normative, collective practices of everyday life in the contemporary city. In the context of urban design, it argues that globalisation is crucial to 21st-century research, albeit when best conceived as a rhizomatic Deleuzian concept as opposed to the usual binary oppositions of the local and the global.
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