Print Email Facebook Twitter Applying Collaborative Design to Spatial Redesign Title Applying Collaborative Design to Spatial Redesign: A Case Study at PostNL Parcels Benelux Author Veltman, G. Contributor Brazier, F.M. (mentor) Oey, M. (mentor) Van der Voort, H. (mentor) Faculty Technology, Policy and Management Department Multi Actor Systems Project SPM5910 SEPAM Master's Thesis Project Date 2016-06-13 Abstract Collaborative design processes can have many advantages for companies as a way of better problem solving by incorporating diverging views. The combination of collaborative design and spatial redesign has not extensively been applied so far. This research aims at exploring how collaborative design can be used for workplace lay-out redesign challenges on an intra-organizational level. However, involving different organizational stakeholders with multiple perspective is both a solution as well as a new problem concerning the incorporation of multiple viewpoints and how management should integrate collaboration outcomes in their decision-making processes. In this research a case study intervention is organized at PNP, as part of design science research, in which two design workshops are facilitated to allow organizational stakeholders to participate in the redesign of a specific workplace lay-out configuration. The results is a conceptual framework on how collaborative design should be used for lay-out redesign challenges. Future research should address individual factors, such as personality and acceptance/ownership outcomes after an implementation processes is finished. Subject collaborative designspatial redesigncase studyworkshopPostNL Parcels To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:a2ca3548-550a-482e-a33e-06d4b0ccdd24 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights (c) 2016 Veltman, G. Files PDF Graduation project_report ... _FINAL.pdf 7.56 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:a2ca3548-550a-482e-a33e-06d4b0ccdd24/datastream/OBJ/view