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Planning and Design as the Manufacture of Transcendence

School of Policy, Planning, and Development at the University of Southern California; krieger{at}usc.edu

The traditions of design—in natural science, computation, theology, architecture, and literature and art—provide models for some aspects of planning. These models are especially concerned with order, coherence, meaning, structure, and judgment, and parallels or homologies among them. They also show how the making of wholeness (the "manufacture of transcendence") is in tension with contingency, fetishism, and failure.

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