The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…

The idea of a design methodology has definitely been an item of debate, from Christopher Alexander’s very strong refusal to the concept of a methodology, preferring to keep a “mystical” aspect to how buildings are made, to Rittle’s claim that a method is there to stay, but that it takes time to find its place…

There’s a fascinating shift from the craftsman’s approach to object making into the recent methodological design process of our modern era. A craftsman’s design process is mainly based in trial and errors, and in acquired experience over time, but is also mainly centered around the process of making. John Chris Jone breaks down the account…