Fri 18 Jun
10:00–10:50Main roomPractice / Talk
Make room for the next idea
A question-led opening about giving an idea enough room to be tested.
Methods that make an idea small enough to try.
Practice follows the everyday decisions between a useful question and a concrete experiment. The sessions use briefs, prototypes and review habits as things a group can examine together. The emphasis is on making an assumption visible and deciding what to try next. Read each workshop’s preparation note and bring a question or example that is appropriate to share.
The programme
Plan your daysFri 18 Jun – Sun 20 Jun / Europe/London
Fri 18 Jun
11:30–12:30Workshop roomPractice / Workshop
From a good question to a useful prototype
Turn a broad project question into a small, discussable prototype.
Sat 19 Jun
11:00–12:00Workshop roomPractice / Workshop
Small experiments, clear learning
Define a modest experiment and a useful way to record what changes.
Sat 19 Jun
13:15–14:00Workshop roomPractice / Workshop
Useful feedback, without the theatre
Separate a preference from a question the work can answer.
Sun 20 Jun
11:15–12:15Workshop roomPractice / Workshop
A prototype as a shared language
Use a small representation to make different assumptions discussable.
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