Titlebook: Architecture and Interaction; Human Computer Inter Nicholas S. Dalton,Holger Schn?delbach,Tasos Varou Book 2016 Springer International Publ

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Applying HCI Methods and Concepts to Architectural Design (Or Why Architects Could Use HCI Even If Te which often constitutes a major criterion for assessing the quality of the architect’s work. And yet, it would be a gross overstatement to suggest that architectural design is a user-centered process..On a more generic level, designing any physical object acting as a catalyst for the final experie

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Supporting Fluid Transitions in Innovative Learning Spaces: Architectural, Social and Technological al approach in higher education. As an inhabited, technologically enriched architectural space, ILS embody multi-purpose agendas that are intended to support a variety of activities, often simultaneously. Yet, we know very little about the everyday lived experiences of those who use and inhabit them

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Getting It Going: Explorations at the Intersection of Moving Bodies, Information Technology and Archence in the world. It articulates our experience of being-in-the-world and shapes our bodily movement. Moreover in this new age of technological development we inhabit architectural spaces with both material and digital fabrications. The concept of space is both socially and materially constructed t

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Measuring Interaction in Workplacess focused on single case studies. Drawing on a much larger empirical sample of 27 offices, this chapter aims at establishing a baseline of understanding how the physical structure of office buildings shapes human behaviours of interaction. This may form a foundation for the Human-Computer Interactio

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Community Is the Message: Viewing Networked Public Displays Through McLuhan’s Media Theoryiety as the radio, TV or the Internet. To better understand the capabilities and limitations of such a new medium, we can turn to the field of media theory, and in particular to the work of Marshall McLuhan, who in the 1960s coined the slogan “the medium is the message”. In McLuhan’s theory, the key

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