Figure 4
A negotiation worksheet with note grids, agreement areas, goals, tools, and solutions panels.The worksheet is arranged as a collaborative planning canvas with multiple bordered panels on a light grey background. At the upper left is a rectangular box titled “INSTRUCTIONS”. Inside, five numbered steps are listed in sequence. “Step 01” reads, “Reflect on challenges in the previous steps, and some of the objectives and actions given below”. “Step 02” reads, “Negotiate overall objectives for the project and drag them to the negotiation box”. “Step 03” reads, “The points of disagreement can be brought to the orange box below”. “Step 04” reads, “Use the objectives to develop an overall vision plan with three strategic goals for the project”. “Step 05” reads, “Look at the tools that can be used for achieving this given below. Which of these are required? Are any additional tools needed for the workshop”? Below the instruction box, four stacked sticky-note panels are aligned vertically. The first panel is titled “OBJECTIVES slash ACTIONS” and contains eight yellow square sticky notes arranged in two rows of four. The second panel is titled “CHALLENGES” and contains eight orange square sticky notes arranged in two rows of four. The third panel is titled “GOALS” and contains eight pink square sticky notes arranged in two rows of four. The fourth panel is titled “VALUES” and contains eight blue square sticky notes arranged in two rows of four. Across the upper middle is a large rounded rectangular panel headed “Roman numeral 1. Negotiation”. Inside the panel, the sentence reads, “Drag the stickers that represent shared areas of acceptance”. The panel is otherwise blank. Directly below it is a second large rounded rectangular panel filled with pale tan color. Centered near the top is the question, “What areas do you disagree on”? At the upper right is the heading “Roman numeral 3. Results”. Beneath it, large gray italic text reads, “Overall vision statement”. Below this section is the heading “Roman numeral 4. Strategic goals agreed on for the Project”. Smaller text underneath reads, “Drag the tools and solutions from the notes below, that are appropriate for the strategic goals”. Five empty white rectangular boxes are stacked vertically beneath this text. They are labeled in order as “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, and “5”. At the lower center are two bordered note panels placed side by side. The left panel is titled “Tools”. It contains pale gray sticky notes arranged in two rows. The visible labels include “Participmap”, “Design your heritage”, “Fund 4 act”, “HERicraft”, “Usersense”, “Sustainact”, and “Negodesign”. The right panel is titled “Solutions”. It contains light blue sticky notes arranged in two rows. The visible labels include “Green Integrity Installations”, “Small Scale Pavilion Structure”, “Urban Mobile Furniture”, “Digitally Fabricated Vertical Garden”, “Temporary structures from Recycled Material”, “Virtual Exhibition Archive”, “Projection Mapping on Kinetic Surfaces”, “A R enriched human place interaction”, and “Reactivation of open spaces through N B S”.

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