@inproceedings{d25a73e09e9f456c9c2cd879b9f59f35,
title = "Research by Design, Demarcation and Recoginition",
abstract = "There is a strong tendency to see designing as a form of research; research by design. On the other hand it is stated that the urban design discipline has ceased to exist or does not develop anymore. Is this correct and can 'research by design' change this situation? These are the questions of concern in this paper, taking into account that - differently from what is often stated - urban design has an established research tradition. Seven schools or directions from this research tradition are briefly represented below.",
author = "C.H. Doevendans and H.A. Sap",
year = "2001",
language = "English",
isbn = "90-407-2214-5",
series = "EAAE Transactions on Architectural Education",
publisher = "DUP Science",
pages = "269--275",
editor = "Anja Langenhuizen and Ouwerkerk, {Marieke van} and Jurgen Rosemann",
booktitle = "Research by Design, international conference, Delft, November 2000",
note = "International Conference on Research by Design, November 1-3, 2000, Delft, The Netherlands ; Conference date: 01-11-2000 Through 03-11-2000",
}