Plenary @chrisimweb #purplsoc Pursuit of Pattern Languages for Societal Change http://www.purplsoc.org/conference2017/
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Introduction by Wolfgang Stark
- Went to EuroPLoP, found people playing games
Wolfgang is a professor at T.U. Koln
- Ph.D. thesis on psychology of patterns
- President of Hillside Europe
[Christian Kohls]
Started using patterns 15 years ago
Talking about architecture and patterns, amongst an audience of architects
In the last year, have created some of these creative spaces
- Talk will be about the journey
Why create creative spaces at the campus?
- Motivation: we are developing a creative society
- Industrial society
- Knowledge workers: main activity is to solve problems
Cocreation: creating software products with people
- Center on human needs
- Will see more collaboration spaces
Goals:
- Enabling
- Educating
- Efficient — not wasting ideas, hearing everyone
- Exciting so people want to go there
How:
- …
- …
- Piecemeal growth
- Passion
Pattern mining:
- Induction from good practices
- inductive deductive: analysis of existing problems
- Deductive: pure reason
Software pattern community
- Inductive empiricism
- Rule of three
But can also do abductive development
- Can explain and justify good solutions
Kolhs & Panke 2009, pattern mining as an inductive approach
Collaborative spaces
Places to reflect
Storage space
Also some bad(?) examples
Literature reviews on creativity, creative spaces
(Photographs)
In brief. David Ing. 