Design thinking is described by Tim Brown as “a human-centred approach” to the creative process. It is a holistic interaction between ‘designer’ and client — which moves away from short-sighted needs and defined roles. But what happens when the lines between designer and client begin to blur in practice? Does the process fall down? Or can the encounter based on commission evolve into one of collaboration?
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