| Author: Robert Tansey |
This paper is not a complicated case study, nor is it one that explains how innovative research techniques led to a moment of unexpected epiphany. Instead, it is a simple story of how traditional planning craft skills observation, research and insight resulted in creative work that helps to solve a dilemma that all parents of young children face, when they are considering a family dayout.
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