Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2010
DOI: 10.1145/1753326.1753670
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Designing urban media façades

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“…A typical example is formed by the group of media façades [37], [38]. These façades do introduce dynamic aspects to the building, but do not have the means to effectively influence perceived indoor climate.…”
Section: Defining Cabsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A typical example is formed by the group of media façades [37], [38]. These façades do introduce dynamic aspects to the building, but do not have the means to effectively influence perceived indoor climate.…”
Section: Defining Cabsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research on the design of interactive digital urban technologies emphasizes the importance of identifying and aligning the interests of the diverse stakeholders involved in large-scale public installations (Dalsgaard & Halskov, 2010). However, during the three-month field evaluation, the investigators placed a deeper focus on end users.…”
Section: Field Evaluation and Research Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, experts such as designers, computer scientists, technicians, producers, and others involved in the planning and maintenance of the display infrastructures were also interviewed. This wide sampling approach was supported by previous research on the design of interactive display-based digital urban technologies, which emphasizes the importance of identifying and aligning the interests of the multiple groups of stakeholders involved in large-scale public installations (Dalsgaard & Halskov, 2010). However, in keeping with the recent drive to reinvigorate the idea of the user as designer in order to harvest the potential of democratic design, the Mégaphone study tended to focus more on participants and what took place during the deployment.…”
Section: Three Years In the Making: The Mégaphone Research As A Multimentioning
confidence: 99%