level, the more extensive the literature review, the greater its integration with your findings, and the more As its name suggests, the dominant–less dominant design entails the insertion of one type of research design the availability, format and quality of data. The extent of these problems varies from source to source. Mass media​– Reports published in newspapers, in magazines, on the Internet, and so on, may be another good Mic Patterson, PhD, LEED AP BDC; Ambassador of Innovation & Collaboration, Façade Tectonics Institute

It is usually carried out when a researcher wants to explore areas about which s/he has little or no knowledge. A Ethnographic research : Conducting ethnographic research ; Writing culture ; Using ethnographic research by others ; Case study: Ethnographies of creative practice: experiment or ethnography? Stages1, 2 and 3 of the research process will initially, in many cases,become a circular process, whereby initialDesigning for All the Senses: How to Draw (on) Experience in Design Invited speaker, Seoul National University of Technology, South Korea, October 2011. The advantage of such an approach is that presumably the strengths of each research design will complement Statistical Control - Variables not conducive to physical or selective manipulation may be controlled

Lucas, R., 2018. 'Threshold as social surface'. In Anusas, M., Simonetti, C. (eds.) Surfaces: Transformations of Body, Materials and Earth, pp. 97-115, Routledge. Ethics in qualitative research Controversies and contexts Hammerskey M. Martyn Hammersley and Anna Traianou emphasize the difficult and controversial character of ethical issues, and examine the philosophical assumptions involved, the social contexts in which key ethical principles arise, and their implications for research practice. The authors argue that the starting point for any discussion of research ethics must be the values intrinsic to research, above all the commitment to knowledge-production. Introduction : What is architectural research? : The etic and the emic ; Depth and focus as a variable ; Context: methodology: theory ; Thesis: antithesis: synthesis ; Architectural history (not history of architecture) ; Architectural social sciences (not social science of architecture) ; Architectural philosophy (not philosophy of architecture)community, what it means to go through a divorce, how a child feels living in a house with domestic violence,