Ruga Lumina: Folding Interior Skin with Dynamic Light

Wu, Jiangmei

doi:10.1111/joid.12123

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“…It is the first layer of security and provides a spatial zone that allows "the body to both 'move within it' and be expressed by it." 31 Hella Jongerius has explored this in her project, Fashion Furniture, where she created wearable shelters. The project presented mobile environments that could be worn or carried by the body.…”

Section: Dressed Bodies/dressed Spacesmentioning

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Wearing Interior Space: Mending the Relationship between Body and Space

Fontaine

2021

Journal of Interior Design

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The author challenges the relationship of bodies to interior space and the disconnect between the typical interior design process and the role of clothing in the creation of identity. Concepts related to dress, the control of movement, equity, and comfort are also examined. Fashion design process is unpacked, proposing that concepts of fit, tailoring, and mending be applied to interior design. Connections are drawn between the scale at which clothing is patterned and to that of which interior spaces are designed. These concepts are explored further through a creative study based on the pattern making of clothing. An expanded interior design process is proposed to acknowledge more outwardly that interior design understands differing bodies, potentially resulting in more equitable interiors that respond and fit to the evolving characteristics of individual bodies.

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Section: Dressed Bodies/dressed Spacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wearing Interior Space: Mending the Relationship between Body and Space

Fontaine

2021

Journal of Interior Design

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Status Quo and Future Trends of Bim-Based Coordination Research: A Critical Review

Deng

Chen

et al. 2022

Journal of Civil Engineering and Management

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Enhancing coordination between stakeholders is a critical function of Building Information Modeling (BIM). Recently, there have been numerous studies investigating BIM-based coordination; however, no explicit attempt has been made to investigate the current status of relevant research and determine the future directions. Hence, this study examines the BIM-based coordination literature published from 2006 to 2020 through bibliometric literature searching, scientific mapping, and in-depth critical analysis to fill the research gap. After a comprehensive filtering process, 656 pieces of literature were collected from Scopus. To map the representative information in the BIM-based coordination research, the determination and visualization of the most influential scholars, journals, countries/regions, and articles, as well as their importance and relationships, were performed through VOSviewer. Four emerging research topics were further discussed according to the determined scientific map. Moreover, a framework that presents the existing research gaps and future research directions was proposed. This research provides a clear picture of the leading information and future research trends of the BIM-based coordination, contributing to the body of knowledge theoretically and offering references for related stakeholders practically.

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Ruga Lumina: Folding Interior Skin with Dynamic Light

Cited by 2 publications

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Wearing Interior Space: Mending the Relationship between Body and Space

Wearing Interior Space: Mending the Relationship between Body and Space

Status Quo and Future Trends of Bim-Based Coordination Research: A Critical Review

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