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ijac201210208 |
| authors |
Ochs, Steven W. |
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2012 |
| title |
Architectural Sociability as a Strategy to Drive Technology Integrations into Architectural Structures and Smart Environments |
| source |
International Journal of Architectural Computing vol. 10 - no. 2, 301-318 |
| summary |
Traditional architectural design fulfills the basic needs of society, but its influence as a system to facilitate personal connection has declined with the growth of telecommunications and social networks.The advance of interactive architecture is now positioning buildings to once again fulfill the role as facilitator of connections and fulfill our personal need of belonging.While current attempts to integrate social communication, technology with built environments are nominally effective; Architectural Sociability is proposed as an effective design solution. Strategy details include a purpose based social approach in which social networks, localized data streams, ubiquitous computing, pervasive networks, and smart environments are considered a traditional part of an architectural structure. |
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