Graduation tailored to the design. A project is not a thesis

Authors

  • María de las Mercedes Filpe
  • Sara Guitelman

Keywords:

disciplina de proyecto, currícula, diseño, reformulación

Abstract

In the last decades, the acceleration of the transformations in the field of design, imposes the urgency to recreate some models installed in his teaching. The “thesis workshop” format is one of them. 

It is necessary to think of the graduation workshop as a space in which the construction of the specificity of its own, experimental, dynamic and open project methodology is intensified, rather than trying to continue to conform to a format that was not made for design and whose persistence It is explained because the curriculum design seems to have not been aware, among other significant paradigm shifts, of the visual shift that in recent decades called into question the primacy of language as authentic speech. 

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Published

2020-12-31

How to Cite

Filpe, M. de las M., & Guitelman, S. (2020). Graduation tailored to the design. A project is not a thesis . Investigación + Acción, (23). Retrieved from https://revistasfaud.mdp.edu.ar/ia/article/view/490

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