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A design workshop, or more accurately a design charrette, draws together the architect and the principal members of the design team, the client organisation and other relevant groups with the objective of developing — through a structured workshop — a clear set of design objectives and design-assessment criteria for a project. The charrette may produce a preliminary design for the project. Design charrettes are a particularly useful strategy where the client brief fails to clearly define their design objectives for a project or where the client organisation is diverse and there are obvious competing interests.
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