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Nigel Cross

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In 1982 Cross published a journal article 'Designerly Ways of Knowing', drawing on design research to show Design as having its own intellectual and practical culture as a basis for education, and contrasting it with cultures of Science and Arts & Humanities. This was a clarification of the idea
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With Kees Dorst, Cross advanced the concept of 'co-evolution' in design, observing how designers progress a project by developing the problem space and solution space in parallel, with activities in each 'space' cross-fertilising the other. Understanding "how designers think and work" has been a
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Cross, Nigel (2018) 'Expertise in Professional Design' in K. Anders Ericsson, R. Hoffman, A. Kozbelt, A. M. Williams (eds.) Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance (2nd Edition), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge UK and New York USA. pp. 327-388.
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that "There are things to know, ways of knowing them and ways of finding out about them that are specific to the design area". The paper established the concept of design as a discipline, now widely adopted in modern design theory, education and practice.
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Cross, Nigel (2001) 'Design Cognition: Results from protocol and other empirical studies of design activity'. In C. Eastman, M. McCracken and W. Newstatter (eds.) Design Knowing and Learning: Cognition in Design Education, Elsevier, Oxford, pp.
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Christensen, B. & Ball, L. (2019) 'Building a discipline: Indicators of expansion, integration and consolidation in design research across four decades'. Design Studies. 65, 18-34.
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In subsequent papers, Cross continued to identify and clarify the cognitive and practical skills underlying design thinking, and the nature of expertise in design.
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from its inception in 1979, Editor in Chief 1984-2017 and Emeritus Editor in Chief 2018-23. Cross helped clarify and develop the concept of
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Kees Dorst & Nigel Cross (2001) 'Creativity in the design process: co-evolution of problem–solution'. Design Studies, 22 (5) 425-437.
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Cross, N. 'A brief history of the Design Thinking Research Symposia series', Design Studies, Vol. 57, pp. 160-164, 2018. ISSN 0142-694X
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systems where the purported simulator was actually a human operator, using text and graphical communication via
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to these experiments. His PhD on ‘Human and Machine Roles in Computer Aided Design’ was expanded into the book
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1961-1966. He then took a MSc course in Industrial Design Technology, run by the leading design methodologist
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significant theme in his writings, culminating in the book Design Thinking (2011, now in a 2nd edition).
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Rodgers, P. A. and Brember, C. (2016) 'The Concept of the Design Discipline'. Dialectic. 1(1) 19-38.
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Cross, N. and Holden, G. 'Design Education in the Open', Open Arts Journal, 9, pp. 149-161, 2020.
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Cross, Nigel (2004) 'Expertise in design: an overview'. Design Studies, 25 (5), 427-441.
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Cross, Nigel (1999) 'Natural intelligence in design'. Design Studies, 20 (1), 25-39.
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Trophy award for outstanding contributions to design education and research.
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Alumni of the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology
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Subsequently his research interests turned more to design cognition or
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Cross, Nigel; Christiaans, Henry; Dorst, Kees, eds. (1996).
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Design Thinking: understanding how designers think and work
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University of Manchester Institute of Science of Technology
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The Automated Architect: human and machine roles in design
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Engineering Design Methods: strategies for product design
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Cross, N. (2018) ‘Developing Design as a Discipline’,
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The Open University
design thinking
academic discipline
Design Research Society
University of Bath
John Christopher Jones
University of Manchester Institute of Science of Technology
design research
computer-aided design
CCTV
Reverse Turing test
Wizard of Oz experiment
protocol analysis
Design Research Society
design methods
design thinking
Delft University of Technology
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