January 2007

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• Bartlett, Events

  Interactive Architecture - Eyebeam - Report

  01.28.07 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  My thanks to everyone who came along to Eyebeam yesterday. It was amazing to see so many people turn up from both the architecture and interactive media world. I hope in some way that the event contributed a little bit to getting these often seperate worlds a little closer together. More details on the presentations […]

• Bartlett, Events

  Interactive Architecture - Eyebeam - New York

  01.21.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Interactive Architecture dot Org is going Stateside! I’ve just finished putting the final touches to organising my first Interactive Architecture Event. It has been put together with the generous support of Eyebeam, New York,  and Professor Stephen Gage of the Interactive Architecture Workshop at the Bartlett School of Architecture, London. Here are the event details.
  Friday […]

• Interactive, Kinetic

  Moving Structure - Pavel Hladik

  01.09.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments

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  I’m always interested in kinetic architecture so I was excited to hear about Pavel Hladik’s current project which investigates the possibility of material systems that could enable new forms of interactive environment. This project aims to find an elegant […]

• Audio, Interactive, Lighting

  NoRA

  01.08.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  The NoRA structure designed by students of Architecture & Design, Aalborg University, was presented at the Venice Architecture Biennale as an interactive architecture exploring how advanced architectural computing and sensor technology could attach the individual perception of place to temporary structures acting as agents for urban experiences. Architectural entities often closing up communication with the […]

• Interactive, Lighting, Scuplture/Installation, Visual

  Dune 4.0 - Daan Roosegaarde

  01.05.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Dune 4.0 by Daan Roosegaarde is an interactive landscape which physically changes its appearance in accordance to human presence. Placed in the main corridor of Montevideo, Dune 4.0 is composed of hundreds of fibers which react in correspondence to the movements and sounds of the visitors.  Daan described this as […]

• Interactive, MIT

  Zaragoza Digital Mile

  01.04.07 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  In December William J. Mitchell presented The Zaragoza ‘Digital Mile’  (detailed info) to the students at the Bartlett. Unfortunately I haven’t had a chance up till now to write about it so here’s some of the most exciting aspects of this project developed at MIT. The Zaragoza ‘Digital Mile’ will incorporate digital media into everyday […]

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