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Book 2013the CSCW and HCI domains, explaining and examining the ideas and motivations behind basing technology design on ethnography. The focus throughout is on generating ethnographically informed accounts of the building process and discussing the concepts of cooperative work and coordinative practices in

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On the Concept of Intrinsic Coordination,ries of focused, in-depth field studies have been undertaken with the specific purpose of investigating how the distributed activities of cooperative work arrangements are articulated and, in particular, how prescribed artifacts are devised, appropriated and used for these purposes (e.g. Carstensen and S?rensen 1996; Schmidt and Bannon 1992).

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R. Emerson Dobash,Russell P. Dobashgrated? How can these coordinative practices be conceptualized? How can empirical material and conceptual distinctions derived from an ethnographic study of the building process inform the design of computational technology in support of cooperative work?

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Introduction to the Building Process, complexity of the process, and it is, as is the rest of the book, based on ethnographic fieldwork carried out in the course of 14 months in architectural offices and on building sites. In this period, work within the domains of design, planning and construction in relation to several building proje

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Coordinative Practices,exploring how articulation work is practiced and supported by way of artifacts. In the words of Strauss, articulation work is a kind of supra-type work in any division of labour, done by the various actors concerning the meshing and integration of interdependent cooperative work tasks (Strauss 1985,