This openness extends and shelters interpretive engagement, because it welcomes people affected by the solution into the ongoing interpretive design process and invites them to amend the solution to better meet their need at any given moment.
The expression of technique is characteristic not of all architectural styles but only of those such as the Gothic and modern, in which new techniques excite a search for the interpretive design of their materials and methods.
We used naturalistic interpretive design to inform a deep understanding of the subject matter [ 29].
The study design limited the co-construction of knowledge between the participant and researcher and, as such, future research should include an interpretive design with in-depth qualitative interviews.
To do this, it brings together research from a range of specialties including cognitive psychology, visual perception, communication studies, environmental design, interpretive exhibit design, interpretive signage, wayfinding, storytelling, courtroom litigation, information graphics, and graphic design to illustrate not only what approaches are effective but why they work as they do.
For "Coastlines," an exhibit of land and sea images that will open on April 25, students from the University of Texas at Dallas are composing interpretive sound designs that will be played on speakers throughout the show.
An interpretive phenomenological design was adopted.
Using an interpretive descriptive design, a group discussion on participant views of the programme was conducted.
An interpretive research design is employed, comprising of semi-structured interviews with key informants.
This research project employed an interpretive phenomenological design to explore the perceptions of specialist haematology nursing staff on the extent to which specialist education contributes to care delivery and the development of expert practice.
