Evolutionary design process model EDPM - Revision history

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	* Building design process.		* Building design process.
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	* Chaos theory.		* Chaos theory.
	* Design process essentials.		* Design process essentials.

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−	The evaluation of different design solutions involves sense testing, modifying and redesigning. This is an iterative processes that helps define constraints and requirements inherent in a particular design problem. This method of evaluation is referred to as the evolutionary design process model (EDPM).	+	The evaluation of different design solutions involves sense testing, modifying and redesigning. This is an iterative processes that helps define constraints and requirements inherent in a particular design problem. This method of evaluation is sometimes referred to as the evolutionary design process model (EDPM).

−	Often used in software engineering, EDPM breaks the design process down into incremental stages and then builds on those stages ~~in a minimal way~~. ~~This~~ series of ~~multiple~~ modifications or adaptations results in the generation of the next stage of process.	+	Often used in software engineering, EDPM breaks the design process down into incremental stages and then builds on those stages. A series of small modifications or adaptations results in the generation of the next stage of the process.

−	The small modifications associated with EDPM can either transform the process or they can build on the original concept. In either instance, alternative design options ~~can~~ adjust to changing circumstances ~~or adapt to the natural environment~~. As a continuous or cyclical process, EDPM is thought to produce natural, iterative results based on an in-depth understanding of the design process and desired outcome.	+	The small modifications associated with EDPM can either transform the process or they can build on the original concept. In either instance, alternative design options adjust to changing circumstances. As a continuous or cyclical process, EDPM is thought to produce natural, iterative results based on an in-depth understanding of the design process and desired outcome.

	= Emerging designs =		= Emerging designs =

−	EDPM is based on the idea that designers can break down a design approach ~~in order~~ to develop multiple iterations of a ~~successful design~~ concept. It is believed that this iterative approach feeds into the progression of the emerging design process by exploring - or exposing - possible problems that arise along the way. It also incorporates client changes throughout the process.	+	EDPM is based on the idea that designers can break down a design approach to develop multiple iterations of a concept. It is believed that this iterative approach feeds into the progression of the emerging design process by exploring - or exposing - possible problems that arise along the way. It also incorporates client changes throughout the process.

−	Information about the identification, analysis and resolution of any problem (or potential problem) serves as a form of feedback for the design team. It is added to the model until a final, fully resolved design is produced.	+	Information about the identification, analysis and resolution of any problem (or potential problem) serves as a form of feedback for the design team. It is added to the model, which is modified until a final, fully resolved design is produced.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	Design is the realisation of an idea, or the resolution of requirements, through means of communication such as drawings, plans, specifications and models. These can then be used to enable items to be created or issues resolved.		Design is the realisation of an idea, or the resolution of requirements, through means of communication such as drawings, plans, specifications and models. These can then be used to enable items to be created or issues resolved.

−	Design can be understood as the projection of what is proposed before it is produced. The process of developing alternative solutions helps ~~generate potential concepts and facilitates~~ decision making.	+	Design can be understood as the projection of what is proposed before it is produced. The process of developing alternative solutions for what is proposed helps facilitate decision making.

	= Design through evolution =		= Design through evolution =

−	The evaluation of different design solutions ~~activates a~~ sense testing, modifying and redesigning. This ~~demonstrates the evolutionary nature of design~~ processes~~. The evolution of design activity~~ helps ~~to consolidate the~~ constraints and requirements ~~identified~~ in a particular design problem. This method of evaluation is referred to as the evolutionary design process model (EDPM).	+	The evaluation of different design solutions involves sense testing, modifying and redesigning. This is an iterative processes that helps define constraints and requirements inherent in a particular design problem. This method of evaluation is referred to as the evolutionary design process model (EDPM).

	Often used in software engineering, EDPM breaks the design process down into incremental stages and then builds on those stages in a minimal way. This series of multiple modifications or adaptations results in the generation of the next stage of process.		Often used in software engineering, EDPM breaks the design process down into incremental stages and then builds on those stages in a minimal way. This series of multiple modifications or adaptations results in the generation of the next stage of process.

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Design ~~refers to~~ the ~~art~~ of ~~making a drawing or pattern to illustrate how something is made. A design concept means a general abstract notion~~, ~~principle~~ or ~~central idea relating to a certain range~~ of ~~things. It is the underlying or generating thought~~, ~~idea~~, ~~philosophy~~, ~~method or process for a design proposal, scheme~~ or ~~process~~.	+	Design is the realisation of an idea, or the resolution of requirements, through means of communication such as drawings, plans, specifications and models. These can then be used to enable items to be created or issues resolved.

−	Design can be understood as the projection of what is proposed before it is produced. ~~It is also the production~~ of ~~a model to support further work before it's completed. Design alternatives~~ and ~~representations help to provide conceptualisation and comparative design decisions~~.	+	Design can be understood as the projection of what is proposed before it is produced. The process of developing alternative solutions helps generate potential concepts and facilitates decision making.

	= Design through evolution =		= Design through evolution =

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		+	* Building design process.
	* Chaos theory.		* Chaos theory.
	* Design process essentials.		* Design process essentials.

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	* Double diamond design process.		* Double diamond design process.
	* General design theory GDT.		* General design theory GDT.
−	* Shared heritage from a social perspective.
	* Value management techniques for building design and construction.		* Value management techniques for building design and construction.

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	* Andres Gomez de Silva Garza and Mary Lou Maher, [http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.649.298&rep=rep1&type=pdf A process model for evolutionary design case adaptation].		* Andres Gomez de Silva Garza and Mary Lou Maher, [http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.649.298&rep=rep1&type=pdf A process model for evolutionary design case adaptation].
	* David C. Wynn and P. John Clarkson, [https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00163-017-0262-7#ref-CR216 Process models in design and development].		* David C. Wynn and P. John Clarkson, [https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00163-017-0262-7#ref-CR216 Process models in design and development].
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= Introduction =

Design refers to the art of making a drawing or pattern to illustrate how something is made. A design concept means a general abstract notion, principle or central idea relating to a certain range of things. It is the underlying or generating thought, idea, philosophy, method or process for a design proposal, scheme or process.

Design can be understood as the projection of what is proposed before it is produced. It is also the production of a model to support further work before it's completed. Design alternatives and representations help to provide conceptualisation and comparative design decisions.

= Design through evolution =

The evaluation of different design solutions activates a sense testing, modifying and redesigning. This demonstrates the evolutionary nature of design processes. The evolution of design activity helps to consolidate the constraints and requirements identified in a particular design problem. This method of evaluation is referred to as the evolutionary design process model (EDPM).

Often used in software engineering, EDPM breaks the design process down into incremental stages and then builds on those stages in a minimal way. This series of multiple modifications or adaptations results in the generation of the next stage of process.

The small modifications associated with EDPM can either transform the process or they can build on the original concept. In either instance, alternative design options can adjust to changing circumstances or adapt to the natural environment. As a continuous or cyclical process, EDPM is thought to produce natural, iterative results based on an in-depth understanding of the design process and desired outcome.

= Emerging designs =

EDPM is based on the idea that designers can break down a design approach in order to develop multiple iterations of a successful design concept. It is believed that this iterative approach feeds into the progression of the emerging design process by exploring - or exposing - possible problems that arise along the way. It also incorporates client changes throughout the process.

Information about the identification, analysis and resolution of any problem (or potential problem) serves as a form of feedback for the design team. It is added to the model until a final, fully resolved design is produced.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Chaos theory.
* Design process essentials.
* Double diamond design process.
* General design theory GDT.
* Shared heritage from a social perspective.
* Value management techniques for building design and construction.

= External resources =

* Andres Gomez de Silva Garza and Mary Lou Maher, [http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.649.298&rep=rep1&type=pdf A process model for evolutionary design case adaptation].
* David C. Wynn and P. John Clarkson, [https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00163-017-0262-7#ref-CR216 Process models in design and development].