This paper illustrates a functional framework (a scenario) for the design process comprised of epistemological, theoretical, and meth- odological aspects, and introducing the concept of scenario as a guiding idea. A scenario is a design in itself. So the criteria for the appropriateness of the construction have no correlation to some reality "out there," but comprehensiveness, coherence of the different chunks of knowledge, and beauty of the design, as well as adaptability and flexibility. The scenario can be considered as an experimental stage set for design and planning practice, and a conceptual framework for disciplinary development.
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Jonas, W. (2001). A Scenario for Design. Design Issues, 17(2), 64–80. https://doi.org/10.1162/07479360152383796
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