英文摘要 |
Architects selectively cognize design information in the design program. The “user participation design” context, and how clients and architects perceive the role of design program lead to different programming documentations and communication of different meanings. This investigation applied Grounded Theory to explore Taiwan architects, and librarians/clients communicating design under different concerns, intentions, information acquisition, and interactive programming behaviors related to library building projects. Librarians incline to normative approach to the design program, and architects adopt procedural design operations, while both professionals pursue design control, and the design program functions as a design requirements advertisement. Thus, information accessibility and message diagnosis could be major factors for architects’ cognition of information in the design program. |