Design for Discovery

Every project represents a distinctive opportunity to apply knowledge gained from past projects and gather information that can be used to improve the design process. This principle highlights the importance of learning from previous experiences and using that knowledge to refine and enhance future design endeavors. In summary, this principle emphasizes the value of continuous learning and improvement in the design process by leveraging insights gained from previous projects.

Check out AIA National’s article for guided questions and case studies on Design for Discovery

(https://www.aia.org/showcases/6082671-design-for-discovery)

Case Study Photo: OREGON ZOO EDUCATION CENTER IN PORTLAND, OREGON BY OPSIS ARCHITECTURE A 2019 COTE TOP TEN AWARD RECIPIENT