LEARNING AGREEMENT
1. THE
CHOSEN SITE & RESEARCH TOPIC/ISSUES YOU WISH TO STUDY
Title:
interactive architecture
Aim
To
identify the impact of interactive architecture toward user
Objective
To
study how interactive technology can be incorporated with space
To
discover the benefit of the interactive architecture toward user
To
investigate how interactive architecture help user
2. OUTLINE OF REPORT AND HOW YOU WISH TO CARRY OUT YOUR
OBJECTIVES
Introduction
What is
interactive architecture?
Aim and
objective
Chapter 1: A brief history
Interactive Architecture has been around for a long time
dating back to the 1960’s, only as recently as the early 1990s, did interactive
architecture begin to take a foothold as the ideas became both technologically
and economically feasible
Interactive
Architecture including: “intelligent environments,” “responsive environments,”
“smart architecture,” and “soft space.”
Chapter 2: benefit of the aesthetic of
interior and exterior
Human
nervous system experience beauty, brain light up. Culture and experience has a
significant role. Other quality that plays a significant role is girds,
zigzags, spirals and curves.
The
opportunity to create that vital first impression
Enhance
the curb appeal of their residence and increase its resale value
Explore
new design directions
As
visually pleasing
Protecting
the health, safety
Chapter
3:Interactive Architecture now has a defined aesthetic
Electroland – Enteractive
The
project integrates many fields of interactive LED tiles which are placed into
the ground or wall. When people interact on them, they automatically start
working and create a fantastic red-light
ambiance
Kinetic Façade-Brisbane Domestic Terminal Car
Park
The
entire eastern side of the building will ripple fluidly with the wind, which
activates 250.000 suspended aluminum panels. With the wind in Brisbane changing
frequently, the patterns will respond quite fast and the façade will be a
direct interface between the building and the natural environment
Connection
The
bridge is illuminated in three different colors based of human movement
geometry. This transforms a rigid bridge into a fluid entity which attracts
many visitors.
Sculpture
Interactive
sculpture- Lulu Guinness created this human-sized pin toy as part of
Clerkenwell Design Week in the UK and placed the interactive sculpture for
passers-by to have fun with. Passers-by were encouraged to step up to the
screen and press their bodies against the pins to set an image of themselves.
Inevitably, many cheeky ideas, like the one above, were floated
Chapter 4: When interative technology become
part of aesthetic design for space
We humans have this
great evolutionary trait that allows us to quickly adapt and become accustomed
to new environments and scenarios. When interactive become part of the design,
it is possible to create four dimension designs by adding motion and effects to
their creation to make it more unique and special. Therefore, with the
interactive architecture, it can handle human capasity of boredom and bring
something unique and interesting part to architecture
Sociological and physiological implication
Sense
of space- provide a unique sense of space heightened, changing in size and
shape
Control
of space- when user has the ability to control and adjust a space
Attachment
to space- when the space becomes interactive
Sense
of sound- noise become a design issue
Sense
of smell-smell can evoke strong emotional reaction
Chapter 5: How Can Interactive Architecture
Help People?
Changing human behavior, emotion, or mood
Positive
or negative
Happy, nervous,
angry, frightened, unhappy, upset, confused, curiosity
User
happy when enjoy with interactive technology
Be a learning tool
Three main learning styles
-haptic learners, learn through
doing thing, moving around and by hand-on activities.
-visual learners, learn by seeing
things, such as photos and images
-auditory learners, learn through
hearing sounds and words
Social engagement
to educational benefits- learning combined with entertainment experiences
Chapter 6: interactive implemented into space
How it work?
Interactive
architecture = architect + industrial design+ computer programing+ engineering
& physical computing
Inputs such as camera tracking, an array of simple sensors
and similar outputs such as data projectors, speakers, lighting etc are used
