Graduate Research Group: Situated Technologies
The SITUATED TECHNOLOGIES Graduate Research Group focuses on the design of artifacts, spaces and media that are responsive to their context. We are interested in the possibilities offered by computational technologies for exploring new forms of social interaction with and within the built environment. Our focus areas include learning environments, design environments, responsive architecture and pervasive media. Computational technology provides both a means and a medium for this research: an operative paradigm for articulating relations between people, information, and the material fabric of everyday life.
The faculty associated with the research group are also members of the Center for Virtual Architecture and Situated Technologies. The Center conducts sponsored research in Learning Environments, Responsive Architecture and Pervasive Media.
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INTELLECTUAL DOMAIN |
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TECHNICAL METHODS |
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RESEARCH STUDIO |
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Cognates
Inclusive Design |
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ARC 563 |
Design for the Life Span |
ARC 698 |
Methods of Design Inquiry |
Material Culture |
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ARC 519 |
Contemporary Theory |
ARC 549 |
Architectural Materials |
SUNE |
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ARC 565 |
Urban Planning & Design 1 |
ARC 572 |
Energy & Shelter |
Other Cognates |
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ARC 559 |
Light + Construction |
ARC 588 |
Seminar in Design Theory |
ARC 597 |
Architecture Wayfinding |
ARC 548 |
Building Project |
ARC 592 |
Blank Architecture |
