Presentations, strategies & dialogues : Christina M. Scalise. txt
New York : Fairchild Books, 2012Descripción: xvii, 171 p. ill. ; 22 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediaded
- volume
- 9781609011444
- 1609011449
- 745.20688
- NK2116 S335 2012
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Descripciones mejoradas de Syndetics:
The ability to effectively and persuasively communicate design solutions is an essential (but often underemphasized) skill for successful interior design, and Presentation Strategies & Dialogues helps students hone that ability. By teaching aspiring designers how to use imagination, voice, gesture, presence, visual content, and analytical and physical tools, the book empowers readers to bring their ideas to life in a clear and compelling manner. Working from a view of the design presentation as an exchange of ideas, the book explores in depth how to cultivate interactions with clients and respond to their feedback. This eminently practical how-to book is a valuable resource for any design student, as a reference for a design studio class, or as a text for professional practice courses.
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-161).
Contents:
Preface xiii --
Acknowledgments xv --
Introduction xvii --
Chapter 1 The Language of Design 2 --
Chapter 2 Entice, Engage, Energize, and Equate 16 --
Chapter 3 Viewer Experience 32 --
Chapter 4 Intention and Context of Presentation 46 --
Chapter 5 Presentation Development 62 --
Chapter 6 Performing Arts 80 --
Chapter 7 Collaboration 96 --
Chapter 8 Analysis 106 --
Chapter 9 Media 122 --
Chapter 10 Professionalism 142 --
Endnotes 153 --
Index 163 --
Extended Contents --
Preface xiii --
Acknowledgments XV --
Introduction xvii --
Chapter 1 The Language of Design 2 --
Expressing a Creative Thought 4 --
Storytelling 7 --
Practical 7 --
Factual and Statistical 8 --
Descriptive 8 --
Anecdote 9 --
Example 9 --
Include, Implicate, or Personalize Analogy and Metaphor 10 --
Deep Metaphors 11 --
Dialogue with Peter Joehnk 14 --
Idea Exchange 15 --
Create Experience 15 --
Chapter 2 Entice, Engage, Energize, and Equate --
Entice 20 --
Thought Processes 20 --
Branding 21 --
Concept Statements 21 --
Program Requirements 24 --
Engage 25 --
Energize 28 --
Equate 29 --
Dialogue with John R. Sadlon 30 --
Idea Exchange 30 --
Create Experience 31 --
Chapter 3 Viewer Experience 32 --
Perception 34 --
Emotions 34 --
Cultures 37 --
Analysis 38 --
Viewers 38 --
Invisible Audience 41 --
Jargon 42 --
Design Expressions 42 --
Client Expressions 42 --
Student Reviews 42 --
Dialogue with John R. Sadlon 43 --
Idea Exchange 44 --
Create Experience 45 --
Chapter 4 Intention and Context of Presentation 46 --
Intentions 48 --
Design Process Presentations 50 --
Marketing 52 --
Programming 52 --
Schematic or Preliminary Design 54 --
Design Development or Final Design 57 --
Construction Documents 57 --
Design Administration or Contract Administration 58 --
Team Practice 58 --
Dialogue with Peter Joehnk 59 --
Idea Exchange 60 --
Create Experience 60 --
Chapter 5 Presentation Development 61 --
Structure of a Presentation 64 --
Organization and Preparation 65 --
Rehearsal 73 --
Imaging 75 --
It's All in the Timing 75 --
Document 76 --
Notes and Cue Cards 76 --
Image Documentation 76 --
Agenda 77 --
Leave-Behind 77 --
Dialogue with John R. Sadlon 78 --
Idea Exchange 79 --
Create Experience 79 --
Chapter 6 Performing Arts Venue Considerations 82 --
Venues for Students 82 --
Technology and Equipment Configurations 84 --
Configurations 84 --
Hospitality Courtesies 85 --
Survey the Scene 90 --
Stage Direction 90 --
Warm Up Your Body 91 --
Warm Up Your Voice 91 --
Find Your Light 91 --
Stay Open 91 --
Move 92 --
Overcoming Stage Fright 92 --
Perform 94 --
Dialogue with Peter Joehnk 94 --
Idea Exchange 94 --
Create Experience 95 --
Chapter 7 Collaboration 96 --
Managing Questions and Responses 98 --
Managing or Framing Objections 101 --
Responding to Issues of Ethics 101 --
Explaining Design Solutions 102 --
Agreement to Proceed 103 --
Dialogue with Peter Joehnk 104 --
Idea Exchange 104 --
Create Experience 105 --
Chapter 8 Analysis 106 --
Academic Critiques 108 --
Post-Presentation Responsibilities 109 --
Thank-You Letters 111 --
Meeting Notes 111 --
Implementation Schedules 118 --
Post-Presentation Review 118 --
Dialogue with John R. Sadlon 120 --
Idea Exchange 121 --
Create Experience 121 --
Chapter 9 Media 122 --
Media Engagement 124 --
Media Layering 125 --
Multilayering 130 --
Animation 131 --
Media-Generated Realities 132 --
Media Musings 130 --
Dialogue with Peter Joehnk 140 --
Idea Exchange 141 --
Create Experience 141 --
Chapter 10 Professionalism A Finely Tailored Presenter 144 --
Poise and Style 145 --
Confidence 147 --
Protocol 148 --
Dialogue with Peter Joehnk 150 --
Idea Exchange 150 --
Create Experience 151 --
Endnotes 153 --
Index 163 --
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Christina Scalise, NCIDQ, is a professional interior designer and principal of her own firm. She is also is a part-time interior design educator and has taught interior design studios, professional practice, architectural communications, and rendering courses at Woodbury University, Seton Hill University, and the Art Institutes beginning in 1982.