Add to ORKGSpatial relationships between computing and architectural form have changed. Some of these changes are explored in this paper looking at the evolution of the office as a building type, to draw attention to several ways that space features as ‘context’ and how this can be treated as analytically significant in interaction
Research is increasingly focusing on the role of spatial context in encouraging or discouraging inte...
space syntax; complex buildings; office; organisational behaviour; spatial; transpatial It is widely...
The question of what differentiates architecture and building has been raised many times in Architec...
The spatial relationships between architectural form and computation are changing. They have been ch...
spatial analysis; spatial configuration; social configuration; office design; interaction; knowledge...
Doing space does not require a creatio ex nihilo but depends instead on manifold resources. Among th...
Ubiquitous computing has a vision of information and interaction being embedded in the world around ...
For many in the field of HCI, location and space are synonymous; yet, as we move from the mobile era...
For many in the field of HCI, location and space are synonymous; yet, as we move from the mobile era...
In this article, we argue that the spatial environment of everyday interaction has to be understood ...
Exploring the duality of pervasive computing and architecture in order to propose new models of inte...
AbstractChanges are inherent and inevitable in any living culture. We live in a fluid, changing worl...
Research is increasingly focusing on the role of spatial context in encouraging or discouraging inte...
Many collaborative and communicative environments use notions of “space” and spatial organisation to...
In our view, the study of situated interactions in office environments requires consideration of the...
Research is increasingly focusing on the role of spatial context in encouraging or discouraging inte...
space syntax; complex buildings; office; organisational behaviour; spatial; transpatial It is widely...
The question of what differentiates architecture and building has been raised many times in Architec...
The spatial relationships between architectural form and computation are changing. They have been ch...
spatial analysis; spatial configuration; social configuration; office design; interaction; knowledge...
Doing space does not require a creatio ex nihilo but depends instead on manifold resources. Among th...
Ubiquitous computing has a vision of information and interaction being embedded in the world around ...
For many in the field of HCI, location and space are synonymous; yet, as we move from the mobile era...
For many in the field of HCI, location and space are synonymous; yet, as we move from the mobile era...
In this article, we argue that the spatial environment of everyday interaction has to be understood ...
Exploring the duality of pervasive computing and architecture in order to propose new models of inte...
AbstractChanges are inherent and inevitable in any living culture. We live in a fluid, changing worl...
Research is increasingly focusing on the role of spatial context in encouraging or discouraging inte...
Many collaborative and communicative environments use notions of “space” and spatial organisation to...
In our view, the study of situated interactions in office environments requires consideration of the...
Research is increasingly focusing on the role of spatial context in encouraging or discouraging inte...
space syntax; complex buildings; office; organisational behaviour; spatial; transpatial It is widely...
The question of what differentiates architecture and building has been raised many times in Architec...