Ar-CHI-Tecture

Architecture and interaction

Conference paper (2012)

Authors

Nicholas Dalton Open University

Keith Green Clemson University

Paul Marshall University College London

Ruth Dalton University of Northumbria

Christoph Hoelscher Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg

Anijo Mathew Illinois Institute of Technology

Gerd Kortuem Open University

Tasos Varoudis University College London

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Ubiquitous computing Interaction Architecture

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2012

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English

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Abstract

The rise of ubiquitous computing leads to a natural convergence between the areas of architectural design (the design of buildings, spaces and experience of being in and moving through them) and HCI. We suggest that Architecture and CHI have much to learn from each other in terms of research and practice. This workshop will bring together these communities to explore the benefits of architecture envisioned as integral to an expanded CHI community. The workshop organizers aim to create a framework for future collaboration and identify new directions for research in this multidisciplinary field. This promises significant impacts on both interaction research and its real-world applications.