Exploring the Affordances and Musico-Spatial Performance Opportunities of a Virtual Drumming Environment

Ham, Jeremy; Woessner, Uwe; Kieferle, Joachim; Harvey, Lawrence E.

doi:10.5151/proceedings-ecaadesigradi2019_124

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“…Great potential exists for the bringing together of these two communities in the search of new knowledge in both the spatial and musical domains. Music and architecture must thus be reconsidered and reconceptualized as a continuum of musico-spatial creative practice (see Ham, 2018b), as opposed to mutually-exclusive domains.…”

Section: Cross Domain Representation Reconsideredmentioning

confidence: 99%

Computational Design Methods for Enhancing Urban Biodiversity - The flight of the bumblebee: Improving urban green for ecosystem services

Qiu,

Fricker

2023

eCAADe Proceedings

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This paper reconsiders the cross-disciplinary connections between music and architecture through 'Cross-Domain Representation' (XDR). XDR is defined as the representation of processes or artefacts from one domain within a different domain, as in the representation of music in the spatial domain. Through a case study of five drummers' improvised responses to a piece of music, the affordances (Norman, 2002) of various methods of XDR reveal new aspects of musical performance. This case study provides an example of how cross-disciplinary practitioners may utilize the tools, methods and media of architectural design to further knowledge in the domain of music in addition to, or as a by-product of creative musico-spatial explorations.

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Section: Cross Domain Representation Reconsideredmentioning

confidence: 99%

Computational Design Methods for Enhancing Urban Biodiversity - The flight of the bumblebee: Improving urban green for ecosystem services

Qiu,

Fricker

2023

eCAADe Proceedings

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“…In general the field of augmented and mixed reality (AR, MR), in architecture still considered as part of the design process, develops towards empathic computing (Billinghurst 2017). So far the only mentionable project here is polyrhythmic space (Ham 2019), though unfortunately only the single user behind the physical drums can completely appreciate it.…”

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Codes in Architecture

Lonsing¹

2020

Blucher Design Proceedings

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The design, development and writing software for computers has transformed from a niche technology into a means of production. Although computation, information technologies, and digitality have become part of the architectural design process, they are not considered as part of a code itself. By looking into history it can be shown that in architecture codes are already present in different forms. The codes found are used to mark the related periods and to point towards a future form of architectural code with computation involved.

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Developing a visually impaired older people Virtual Reality (VR) simulator to apply VR in the aged living design workflow

Zhang

Codinhoto

2020

2020 24th International Conference Information Visualisation (IV)

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Exploring the Affordances and Musico-Spatial Performance Opportunities of a Virtual Drumming Environment

Cited by 3 publications

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Computational Design Methods for Enhancing Urban Biodiversity - The flight of the bumblebee: Improving urban green for ecosystem services

Computational Design Methods for Enhancing Urban Biodiversity - The flight of the bumblebee: Improving urban green for ecosystem services

Codes in Architecture

Developing a visually impaired older people Virtual Reality (VR) simulator to apply VR in the aged living design workflow

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