First of all, in French the spelling of the word is "charrette" and it seems that in English it can be "charette".
A Charette is an intense effort to solve any architectural or design problem within a limited time. From a creative standpoint.
Draw fast! The ability to work with creative team who can bring ideas to a tangible design sketch quickly, allows for instant communication.
A little history
The term "Charette" (little cart) appeared in the late 1800's. Architecture students at the Ecole Des Beaux-Arts in Paris who needed to rush their designs to their instructors, placed their drawings on a cart which was called a charette. Later the word broadened in meaning and came to describe any intense on-the-spot design effort.
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