A project exhibited in The HYBRID CITY II: Subtle rEvolutions (part of Stavros Didakis‘ PhD research in i-DAT, Plymouth University, fully funded by Onassis Foundation) In this project, computational media and sensor technologies are used to measure, analyze, and control aspects of the domestic environment. Reading
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Devonport Guildhall, Ker Street, Devonport http://goo.gl/hl10k ALL WELCOME Friday 3rd February 2012 2pm – 4pm An one-off event showcasing a series of exploratory projects which reveal invisible histories, memories and traces in and around Devonport. These projects embed and reveal information about the past, present
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Dr Paul Thomas, Artistic Director of BEAP.(Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth 2007) will be the i-DAT Interactive Architecture Resident artist during the month of July. Thomas will be further developing Arch-OS through the i-500 Project extension. With funding provided by Curtin University the residency will
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22- /07/2006 At 6pm on the 22 July, during the Consciousness Reframed, 8th International Research Conference (21 – 23 July 2006) the ‘Sloth-bot’ will be launched as an extension of the Arch-OS project. Sloth-bots are large autonomous robots that move incredibly slowly (between 5mm and
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07/2005: Arch-OS constructs a ‘virtual’ architecture from the dynamic activities that take place within the Portland Square Development. Arch-OS uses a range of embedded technologies to capture audio-visual and raw digital data from the building through: the Building Management System; its computer and communications networks;
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16/06/2004: Plymouth Arts Centre.Out of Scale explores architecture’s relationship with image, digital technology, structure and materials, by focusing upon microscopic detail. The show reveals the unusual relationship that architects have with scale; how the digital systems and measuring tools transform models of actuality, from the
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22ND JUNE – 22ND JULY 2001. Through digital processes, forms of architecture are changing. The definitions of buildings, spaces and places have all undergone transformation as digital processes alter the way we design, construct, conceive, present and ultimately experience architecture. As architecture transforms its identity
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