Grounded Theory Applications in Urban Design Research

Document Type : علمی - پژوهشی

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Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shahid Beheshti University

Abstract

Qualitative research is conducted using diverse methodologies such as phenomenology, ethnography, case study, action research and grounded theory. These methodologies vary in their focus and applicability and are used in urban design research. Grounded theory is a methodology for qualitative research first used in 1967 by Galser and Strauss in sociological studies. It is based on deep interviews, the results of which is systematically coded to formulate a hypothesis or theory. This methodology can be employed in both urban design practice as well as theoretical research. This paper explains the grounded theory methodology and process and gives examples of its application to urban design research. It further tires to determine its place within urban design research methodologies.

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