Please check this paper: https://elaph.com/Web/LifeStyle/2018/09/1219227.html

Miroslav - as far as I am aware there is no such method. I believe that it is a colloquial saying for using a purposeful approach to any research study.

very interesting question Miroslav Čibik ..

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Dean Whitehead as I know this method can be explain as a method through very detailed graphic analysis. But it’s very hard to say, that research by design is on the same level as other reaserches.

Dear Miroslav Čibik,

Research by Design referred to also as Research through Design (as well as other interpretations, such as Research for Design and Research on Design) stands for a contemporary research approach in Landscape Architecture, thus I strongly disagree with Dean Whitehead. There is definitely such a method of research, especially in design oriented professions, which landscape architecture certainly is.

Perhaps the two most substantial book publications that you should come across in your review are:

Deming, M. Elen, Swaffield, Simon. 2011. Landscape Architecture Research: Inquiry, Strategy, Design. Hoboken: Wiley, 256 p. ISBN 978-0-470-56417-2.

Van den Brink, Adri, Bruns, Diedrich, Tobi, Hilde, Bell, Simon (Eds.). 2017. Research in Landscape Architecture: Methods and Methodology. London and New York: Routledge, 316 p. ISBN 978-1-138-02093-1.

Besides these two, there are many journal publications, e.g. in Journal of Landscape Architecture.

An interesting doctoral thesis applying Research on Design is

"Designing productive parks: history and current practise of bio-based production in European parks" https://publications.rwth-aachen.de/record/681932 by Axel Timpe.

Greetings,

Attila

Dear Attila Tóth ,

Your answer and ,in global, all of those informations you gave me are very useful for me. Thank you.

Following Attila's answer, I recommend you to have a look at Taeke de Jong's publications. He, being an architect, considered research by design (design research) as appropriate in those cases where both the context and the object are determined. While dissecting the constrains of design for research, he highlights the potential design has to "discovering improbable possibilities", probably that's why architects and landscapers are more fond to engage in  research by design.

https://ocw.tudelft.nl/wp-content/uploads/WTS_Preface_and_Introduction.pdf pg 20-21 http://www.taekemdejong.nl/Publications/2002/CONTENTS%20Ways.htm

Dear Ms. Mofrad, hope you are doing very well, as you know in your PhD study you need to find new outcomes and criteria or advice in the area of " multifunctional component of the city urbanized area" that can lead and followed to be implemented and end to the design or can be achieved in design, with the ability that I know from you I am sure you will find a lot of innovative ideas that can be followed to be implemented and achieved in the design stage that would be named " benchmarks of sustainable design in the city urbanized area" , ....

I am happy to have more discussion in this regard, some examlples:

3 cool ways to cool our cities / The BIM

Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Y7VYVVD68

VIDEOS: http://bit.ly/2ACxPD5 #construction #sustainability #architecture #trees #engineering

Hello, Swafield and Deming explore this in the book 'research methods in landscape architecture'. There is also an article in JOLA or Landscape Journal that they authored. Both from about 2009.let me know if you can't find them and I can send details onto you (rather than relying on my memory). I used a research by design method in my PhD also. Happy to share...