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Design para a inteligibilidade e fruição do património intangível

Itinerários poéticos na cidade de lisboa

Name: Maria Costa
Year: 2013
Institution: Lisbon School of Architecture Universidade de Lisboa
Supervisors: Maria Gomes
Discipline: Communication Design
Scope: Museology
Taxonomy: Praxiology
Type: Theoretical/Practical
Language: Portuguese
Wordcount / Pagecount: 153,650 / 439
Joint supervision: No

Poetry about Lisbon as an Intangible Heritage of the city.

Research Process (12 methods)

1. Literature review N = x

Exploratory Qualitative

2. Inventory development N = unspecified

Exploratory Qualitative

Inventory files on poems about Lisbon

3. Interview N = unspecified

Evaluative Qualitative

Group of experts

4. CoDesign N = unspecified

Exploratory Qualitative Design process

CoDesign in urban context

5. CoDesign N = unspecified

Exploratory Qualitative Design process

Multidisciplinary team experimenting and codesigning in urban context

6. Design project N = 1

Generative Qualitative Design process

Lisbon poetical maps

7. Questionnaire N = unspecified

Evaluative Qualitative Observational

Random sample

8. Questionnaire N = unspecified

Evaluative Qualitative Observational

Master design students

9. Brainstorming N = unspecified

Generative/Evaluative Qualitative Participatory

PhD design students

10. Prototype testing N = 19

Generative/Evaluative Qualitative Design process

Master design students

11. CoDesign N = 28

Generative/Evaluative Qualitative Design process

Museology and educational museum services experts test the maps

12. Questionnaire N = 17

Evaluative Qualitative Observational

Museology and educational museum services experts evaluate the maps

#	Name of Method	Research Phase	Research Approach	Researcher Role	Object of Study / Participants	N
1	Literature review	Exploratory	Qualitative	x	x	x
2	Inventory development	Exploratory	Qualitative	x	Inventory files on poems about Lisbon	unspecified
3	Interview	Evaluative	Qualitative	x	Group of experts	unspecified
4	CoDesign	Exploratory	Qualitative	Design process	CoDesign in urban context	unspecified
5	CoDesign	Exploratory	Qualitative	Design process	Multidisciplinary team experimenting and codesigning in urban context	unspecified
6	Design project	Generative	Qualitative	Design process	Lisbon poetical maps	1
7	Questionnaire	Evaluative	Qualitative	Observational	Random sample	unspecified
8	Questionnaire	Evaluative	Qualitative	Observational	Master design students	unspecified
9	Brainstorming	Generative/Evaluative	Qualitative	Participatory	PhD design students	unspecified
10	Prototype testing	Generative/Evaluative	Qualitative	Design process	Master design students	19
11	CoDesign	Generative/Evaluative	Qualitative	Design process	Museology and educational museum services experts test the maps	28
12	Questionnaire	Evaluative	Qualitative	Observational	Museology and educational museum services experts evaluate the maps	17

Knowledge Transfer & Exchange

Knowledge Exchange (PhD Process): Exchange with community representatives

IK&T	Academia	Design Practice	Society
Context	No	No	No
Vision	No	No	No
Means	No	No	Partially

Recommendations (5)

R160 Participation, Equity & Ethics Artifact, System & Service Design Priority: High

Continue the project through an Inclusive Design lens so that the “Poetic Map” and all routes become accessible to all citizens, including people with visual, auditory, mobility, and age-related limitations.

Scope:: Macro
Time Horizon:: Medium → Long
Evidence Strength:: Indicative
Feasibility:: Medium

R161 Methodological Dissemination & Knowledge Mobilization Priority: Medium

Add new informational fields to poem cataloguing and to the itineraries — for example, the date of each poem’s first book publication — so users can compare the poetic image of Lisbon with the city experienced today.

Scope:: Meso
Time Horizon:: Short → Medium
Evidence Strength:: Indicative
Feasibility:: High

R162 Artifact, System & Service Design Dissemination & Knowledge Mobilization Priority: Medium

Design and prototype a new nightlife itinerary — “Lisbon, a Place of Perdition” — around the bars of Cais do Sodré, using poetry by Al Berto and Cinatti.

Scope:: Meso
Time Horizon:: Short → Medium
Evidence Strength:: Exploratory
Feasibility:: High

R163 Artifact, System & Service Design Dissemination & Knowledge Mobilization Priority: Medium-High

Design an exhibition and corresponding exhibition-design project, including multimedia resources, that compares present-day Lisbon with the city the poets saw when the poems were written.

Scope:: Meso → Macro
Time Horizon:: Medium
Evidence Strength:: Indicative
Feasibility:: Medium

R164 Evaluation, Monitoring & Impact Artifact, System & Service Design Priority: High

Extend the graphic models to all supports and routes, prototype the materials, test them with diverse communities, and implement the modifications identified as necessary.

Scope:: Meso → Macro
Time Horizon:: Medium
Evidence Strength:: Indicative
Feasibility:: Medium-High