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Life Spectulatrix - Augmented Architectures

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Life Spectulatrix - Augmented Architectures

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Here’s one of Augmented Architecture’s prototypes that I saw at the ACADIA07 earlier this year. “Life Spectulatrix” is an evolutionary physical skin based on digital environmental feedback retrieved through the webspace. Architect Nancy Diniz describes how it becomes a “universally situated living piece” through its own evolutionary behaviour in relation to global environmental information as well as local interaction.

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“Augemented Architectures” is : Nancy Diniz, a licensed architect and a PhD candidate at the Bartlett and a tutor at the Department of Architecture at ISCTE in Lisbon and Cesar Branco, a computer science engineer working for VSNL as a Solutions Architect based in London, UK.

(Via Interactive Architecture dot Org.)

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Table of contents for Augmented Reality

  1. [Tech] SAGEM Head-Up Display
  2. Virtual Presence
  3. free network visible network
  4. PS3 & augmented reality
  5. Augmented Maps: Combining Tech and Paper
  6. “Echo” at the Tate Modern
  7. Will we learn again from LAS VEGAS?
  8. Life Spectulatrix - Augmented Architectures
  9. Augmented reality handshake
  10. [Research] Augmented Reality and children play
  11. Augmented reality and a hotspot bloom
  12. [Research] Usability and collaborative aspects of augmented reality
  13. Augmented card game
  14. [Innovation] Military tech versus street tech
  15. View-Dependent Stereoscopic Projection in Real Environments
  16. Augmented reality for poultry trimmers
  17. [Tangible/Intangible] Augmented Reality Volcano
  18. [Tangible/Intangible] Usability and playability in Augmented reality
  19. 3D Buildings with Textures in Google Earth
  20. Streets As Stages
  21. Simply Botiful at Hauser & Wirth Coppermill Gallery
  22. So You’ve Been Using Google Earth and Now You Want…

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