Authors:
Charlotte Wiberg
Let me start with a question: Why should we turn to the gaming industry for understanding the interplay between architecture and interaction design? Well, it's true that interaction design and architecture are increasingly intertwined [1]. So we cannot really turn to only one or the other for answers. Instead, we should turn to an area that has already worked across the physical and the digital, and that has done so successfully for some time. Thus, my turn to the gaming industry. Insights If we review the history of human-computer interaction (HCI), we can see how over the past…
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