Frame Innovation¶
Dorst, K. (2015). Frame Innovation: Create New Thinking by Design. MIT Press.
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- Problem Space
- Structural tension: The choice of states, operators, and goal criteria is often made tacitly and carries hidden assumptions, a phenomenon Dorst (2015) names "frame innovation"—the explicit redesign of how a problem is constructed before any solution work begins.
This sourceDevelops "frame innovation" as the explicit redesign of how a problem is constructed before solution work begins; shows that representational mismatch—not value disagreement—often drives stakeholder divergence.
- Structural tension: The choice of states, operators, and goal criteria is often made tacitly and carries hidden assumptions, a phenomenon Dorst (2015) names "frame innovation"—the explicit redesign of how a problem is constructed before any solution work begins.
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