(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Have you ever spent more time making a presentation look good than creating the content?
Have you ever been on vacation and secretly analyzed every well-designed space you visited?
Do you know the BIM requirements of your projects?
Do you actually read the project scope when you start?
Have you ever spent longer looking for the right file than actually working on it?
Do you go back to the scope to check if you're still on track?
Have you ever gone beyond the project scope to add extra value?
When designing, do you think about the user journey or just the look?
Have you ever learned a new software or workflow on a project?
Have you ever learned something surprising from a client workshop?
Have you ever researched the project before officially joining it?
Have you ever suggested a more sustainable material or solution?
Have you ever suggested a design improvement based on lessons learned from a previous project?
have you ever researched the client before you started working on the project?
do you ever find yourself researching in open asset for Gensler completed projects
Have you attended a client workshop to understand their vision?
Have you ever fallen down a Pinterest rabbit hole?
Have you ever made or reviewed a pitch deck with your DM/SD?
Have you searched Open Asset for inspiration from past Gensler projects?
Have you ever spotted a clash before the clash report did?
Have you ever rearranged furniture in your head while sitting in a restaurant, café, or airport lounge?
Have you ever added a local or cultural touch to a design?
Have you ever shared a lesson learned from one project with another team?
Have you ever reached out to people who have worked with the client, to get a better understanding