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

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Richard J. Bauer Jr. Ph.D., CFAological toolbox of HCI, we demonstrate how user-centric planning can be placed in a structured framework, with tested and easy-to-apply methods serving as the vehicle for holistic user-centered planning processes..The chapter proposes a formal model for understanding usability and user experience i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-55663-4tudio environment through time-lapse photography, Space Syntax analysis, and semi-structured interviews. This research identifies locations where people and teams work and the factors that support collaboration, such as space configuration, wall-sized display affordances, furniture configurations, a

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Complex Networks in Particle Swarmctural spaces, asking how contemporary workspace design affects bodily movements in working hours. During our studies we have conceptualized “Moving Bodies” as an interactive element in office spaces, and we conclude the chapter by introducing a sensory ambient display designed for “Moving Bodies” i

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Algorithms for Intelligent Systemsroup and describe both a medium’s impact on society and its influence on other media. In this chapter I connect McLuhan’s media theory – figure and ground, the rear-view mirror, and the tetrad – with research on interactions and processes in public space, in order to better understand why networked

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Arguments against Evolutionary Democracy,ect, the inhabitant and the environment. Consequently, I discuss four aspects of adaptivity in architecture, namely temporality, memory, learning and emergence as an organizing hierarchy, which form the basis for further unpacking adaptivity. Finally, in order to facilitate this further unpacking, a

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1571-5035 chnologies in thebuilt environment and those from the architectural and urban design disciplineswho wish to incorporate digital information technologies in future buildings. .978-3-319-80707-2978-3-319-30028-3Series ISSN 1571-5035 Series E-ISSN 2524-4477