Secondly, we acknowledge that participants' feedback may have been influenced or constrained by our creativity triggers, including our animated video of the COACH system, caregiver interface artefacts, and constructed scenarios/tasks.
When I interviewed Lanzmann in public, he proudly and rightly emphasised that Shoah was "an architecture", that it was an "oeuvre" - intending by that a work of art, a highly constructed artefact and not a mere documentary.
People are able to create, to design and construct artefacts and new behaviors in interaction with the facilities that are provided in the world.
It appears that either staff at the agency's Dryden Flight Research Center have got their hands on some weird alien artefact or are constructing a surrealist art installation.
Below, we present a micro-analysis of these cases to show how, through the artefacts of symbolic language, objects and acts, meaning is constructed and communicated, and IFR panels create their own 'interpretive communities' within which local decisions are justified.
Hustvedt has constructed the novel as a kind of artefact, out of numerous kinds of testimony: it purports to be the work of an academic researching Harriet Burden's claims of authorship years after her death, and is a collection of interviews, essays, articles and letters demonstrating the spectrum of responses to the would-be scandal.
The results lead to the hypothesis that the similarity of language use bridges indirect relations among components of knowledge stored in each designer's mind, leading to a constructed shared mental representation of the designed artefact.
This paper argues that the British Museum notebooks functioned as paper tools in the field: they constructed a new interpretative model of the ancient Cypriot artefacts that placed the island within the prehistoric Greek world.
A 18-minute multimedia presentation on a 270-degree screen gives an initial overview of the city's founding, then visitors can wander on the carefully constructed landings over the archaeological digs that have uncovered artefacts and structures from the city's founding, such as a Catholic cemetery dating from 1643.
Constructionism places an emphasis on the process of constructing shareable artefacts.
