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The Role of Immersive Virtual Spaces in Enhancing Civic Participation and Its Narrative: An Explorative Study in the District of San Giovanni a Teduccio (Naples)
ParaVerse: co-design of a parachute rehearsal and training virtual-reality enhanced simulator for the Australian Defence Force: combining a generative co-design framework and an agile approach to development
How can scientists and designers find ways of working together? A case study of playful learning to co-design visual interpretations of immunology concepts
Co-design in the context of universal design: An Australian case study exploring the role of people with disabilities in the design of public buildings
Tropical vibes with peoples from Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta: dialogic reflection in joint inquiries as feelthinking-doing in design practice and research
“We are all just humans participating”: the role of an embodied approach, virtual space and artistic media in shaping participants’ experience in a co–design process
The Co-Design-Driven Sustainability System (CDSS): bridging product design and systemic change in sustainability transitions — insights from two rural Chinese cases
Changing arenas of change: mapping collective actors, power relations and socio-ecological transitioning in a large housing estate using social worlds/arenas maps
Learning from the locals: how can co-design support malaria education in a post-colonial environment?
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