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This article examines the use of imagination as a  communicative resource in interaction. Using actual examples of imagination in  action collected during anthropological eldwork at an architecture rm in  California, I develop the concept of ‘collaborative imagining’ as a social,  jointly-produced activity in which the objects of thought are created and  manipulated in the shared space of face-to-face interaction. Such an activity  relies upon a number of semiotic resources, and the paper examines three in  particular: talk, gestures, and material objects, taking into consideration the  talk and gestures of all participants in an interaction as well as the material  surround available to the interactants. This view suggests two new ways to think  about imagination. First, imagining is not a purely individual act but is also a  product of and resource for group interaction; second, the objects of  imaginative thought are not necessarily mental images, but can potentially be  constructed in the material world with real, material  components.

Collaborative imagining: The interactive use of gestures, talk, and graphic representation in architectural practice