To accompany the paper:
Lockton, D., Forlano, L., Fass, J., Brawley, L. (2020). ‘Thinking with Things: Landscapes, Connections and Performances as Modes of Building Shared Understanding’. IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications, forthcoming
which was restricted to just 20 references in the paper itself, we offer this extended set of references and further reading which was compiled by the four authors. It is of course incomplete, and in time we hope to expand this further.
A sibling paper about the same workshops, examining the methods from a systemic design perspective
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On externalising thinking through drawing, modelling, and other methods
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On design, probes and prototyping
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