Authors:
Holger Schnädelbach
The concerns of architecture, pervasive computing, and interaction design have been overlapping for quite some time. This forum provides a welcome outlet to discuss the impacts of interactive technologies becoming embedded into our surroundings and the use of interactive technologies to reinvent the built environment, as forum editor Mikael Wiberg has framed it [1]. Here I want to focus on the feedback loops that emerge between people and their built environments when the latter are technically augmented—that is, sensed and actuated by technical means. For this, it is useful to first outline where I see this work fitting into…
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