Making Homes by Sarah Pink,Kerstin Leder Mackley,Roxana Morosanu,Val Mitchell,Tracy Bhamra -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half-Title Series Title Contents List of figures List of authors Acknowledgements Series preface: Why home? 1 Design, ethnography and homes

Social science and design What is home? A design ethnography approach to the home The book

2 Temporalities

Interrogating the temporalities of ethnography Temporalities of homes Design ethnography temporalities Summing up

3 Environments

Introduction The materiality of home The atmospheres of home The digital–material–atmospheric home Implications: Designing for the digital–material–atmospheric home

4 Activity and movement

Movement as an approach The study of human activity in the home Moving through the home in practice Cooking as movement Digital technologies and media on the move Non-human movement through the home Summing up

5 Methods for researching homes

Researching everyday life Researching in homes Using short-term and intensive ethnographic and design research methods Using interview methods in homes Touring the home with participants Video re-enactments In-practice studies of everyday human activity Participatory floor plan activity and timeline methods Arts-based methods: The Tactile Time collage Self-reporting methods Self-interviewing methods: The Five Cups of Tea video method Video diaries: The Evening Times video recording method Summing up

6 Homes in translation

Making impact through ethnography and design in homes Design, ethnography and reconceptualizing home Researching future homes Future homes research

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