Methods Table scheme display Table Scheme Displays allow a large number of people to understand and make an input into development proposals with or without engaging with others. They can be used as part of an exhibition or Open House Event. Drawings or a model of a proposed scheme are placed on a table with the main elements identified on separate sticky dot sheets around the edge. Separate tables are used for different scheme options.
People vote on what they like or dislike by placing sticky dots on the sheets.
More detailed comments can be made using post-it notes either on the tables or on a separate display. Works particularly well for getting comments on rough sketch schemes developed by Design Workshops. Redrawing is usually not necessary though it can help if time allows. Good way of introducing people to the design process. Have a spare table with a blank plan for those wanting to draw up their own ideas in more detail.