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Intervention In Interactive Environments
- 1. Intervention and Interactive Environments Designing Engaging Mixed Reality Environments Peter Dalsgaard, University of Aarhus
- 2. Agenda My project Theory Examples Socio-cultural perspectives Large-scale installations Interventions and ethnomethodology Explorative environments Appropriation and adaptative design Audioscapes and narratives
- 3. AfïŹliations Faculty of Arts and Humanities: Center for Advanced University of Aarhus Information and Media Studies Visualization and Interaction
- 4. CAVI Center for Advanced Visualization and Interaction
- 5. Designing Engaging Mixed Reality Environments What makes for engaging experiences? How can designers create engaging interactive environments? Framework for understanding situated engagement Design sensitivities and considerations Design exemplars
- 6. Social Temporal Technical Spatial Experiential
- 7. A socio-cultural approach Social, cultural and experiential aspects of interactive systems Qualitative approaches and rich, contextual understandings Embodied experience - continuous and singular Socio-technical networks, actors, and hybrids Aesthetics as an ecological property Engagement in practice
- 10. Homographies Singular experience and ongoing sense-making Sparks reïŹection on unique situation Connects with continuous experience of society Embodied, social and cultural
- 11. Artefact Human Human Artefact Human Artefact Artefact Human Human HumanArtefact Artefact Artefact Artefact Artefact Human Human Human Human Artefact Human Artefact
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- 13. Interventions and Ethnomethodology The study of peopleâs methods How we make sense of the world, display this to others, and produce a shared order Structures of everyday life are hidden to us because they are mundane Intervention and breaching experiments make such ethnomethods visible Experiments with behavioral patterns
- 14. Why ethnomethodology matters Our behaviour crystallizes into products and environments They undergo reciprocal transformations You never design in a vacuum You design into a socio-technical ecology that evolves
- 15. Mentors in Adaptive Design
- 16. quot;Because of the different rates of change of its components, a building is always tearing itself apart.quot; Stewart Brand
- 20. âThe street ïŹnds its own uses for thingsâ William Gibson
- 21. Body Movies Relational Architecture Dual-layered projection Uncovering imagery and story by shadows Social interaction necessary
- 24. âDesigning for hackability means allowing and encouraging people to make technologies be what they want them to be ...â Anne Galloway
- 25. ReconïŹgurable House Usman Haque âThe ReconïŹgurable House is an environment constructed from thousands of low tech components that can be quot;reconïŹguredquot; by its occupants. Any sensor/actuator can be connected to any other sensor/actuator - it is the occupants of the house who determine the systems that run inside it.â
- 28. Further examples
- 32. River Glow Soo-in Yang and David Benjamin
- 33. Chroma Streams - Tide and TrafïŹc Leni Schwendinger
- 34. Laser Tag GrafïŹti Research Lab
- 35. Laser Tag GrafïŹti Research Lab
- 36. Size Complexity
- 37. Artefact Human Human Artefact Human Artefact Artefact Human Human HumanArtefact Artefact Artefact Artefact Artefact Human Human Human Human Artefact Human Artefact
- 38. Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw
- 39. Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw Interaction Design on and in Huge Structures
- 40. Chromastone
- 41. Chromastone
- 42. Urban Screens
- 43. Story surfers, wisdom wells and hydroscopes
- 44. Wisdom Wells
- 45. Wisdom Wells
- 46. The Danish Electricity Museum
- 47. The Danish Electricity Museum
- 48. Audio walks Janet Cardiff
- 49. Audio walks Janet Cardiff
- 50. Ec(h)o Museum soundscapes with tangible interface
- 51. SUOMENLINNA SILENCE AND WHISPERS EXPLORABLE SPATIAL NARRATIVES AT SUOMENLINNA DALSGAARD@CAVI.DK
- 52. SUOMENLINNA SILENCE AND WHISPERS EXPLORABLE SPATIAL NARRATIVES AT SUOMENLINNA DALSGAARD@CAVI.DK
- 53. ENGAGEMENT AND EXPLORATION INQUISITIVE INTERACTION PARTICIPATION AND CO- CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION AND SENSE-MAKING DALSGAARD@CAVI.DK
- 55. p erie nces allatio n Ex losed Inst C vs ation App ropri en-en ded Op DALSGAARD@CAVI.DK
- 56. Social Temporal Technological Spatial Experiential
- 57. Social Temporal Values Unfolding History Narratives Relationships Sense-making Design Sensitivities Technological Spatial Impression Milieu Expression Framing Transaction Movement Experiential Situated Singular Continuous
- 58. Want to know more? www.digitalexperience.dk www.peterwrites.dk
- 59. Thank you for listening peter@peterwrites.dk