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Showing 1 to 20 of 61 for “"Spatial design"”.
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Computationally augmented visual & spatial design
Thesis (M.Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2002.
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Spatial design for the Lansdowne Road Corridor
… of this dissertation is address current socio-spatial inequalities through the management of urban growth, specifically targeted at interventions within the poorest parts of the city through the design of the Lansdowne urban corridor. The theoretical framework for establishing the tools for the …
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Spatial design thinking in the age of multimedia
<p>There are several emerging design methods and design thoughts, such as Evidence-Based design, Universal design, and so on, that have been utilized in spatial design. Further, the space design has been changed in the wake of invention of new materials, building technologies, and users' functional …
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Embodied Interactions for Spatial Design Ideation: Symbolic, Geometric, and Tangible Approaches
… partners in creative processes such as art and design. This is, to a great extent, the result of mass availability of new interaction technology such as depth sensing, sensor integration in mobile devices, and increasing computational power. We are now witnessing the emergence of maker culture …
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The Impact Of Spatial Design On Teacher Communication: A Case Study
… schools examining the impact that school design can have on the informal communication of teachers. In the fall of 2012, students and teachers from two schools in northeastern United States were moved from schools with traditional, double-loaded corridor designs to schools with a …
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Merging three spaces : exploring user interface framework for spatial design in virtual reality
… a framework for deploying a tool that provides designers with an alternative spatial environment in Virtual Reality (VR). The physical, projected, and immersive spaces are examined as three kinds of available spaces for them to operate. To compare these spaces, a series of subject experiments is …
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Meeting the challenges of educational reform through spatial design in the twenty-first century
… Arabia with the beginnings of a global city. Designing a global city out of a society with a gender-segregated lifestyle is a new field of study in the western world of design. Through researching how this culture accommodates gender roles, this paper hopes to inspire Saudi Arabian designers …
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Negotiating place: an exploration of the educational potential of practising spatial design with primary and secondary pupils in three schools in England
… the educational potential of practising spatial design within primary and secondary schools in England. Four gaps in the literature were identified: the possibilities of children engaging pro-actively in the relationship between architecture and education; a theoretical and empirical …
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Fluid spaces
… own past. To achieve this goal, I develop a spatial design approach for video game, which aims to create a form of intimacy in 3D virtual environments that induces a state of suspended playing in the players, evoking their memories and bringing them to daydream. This spatial design approach …
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Investigating the introduction of economic land use developments to create rail contra-flow using a strategic model: a case study of Johannesburg
… from the effects of the apartheid government and spatial design that marginalises the demographic that resides at the edges and outskirts of cities. The country has come a long way from where it was, but still has a long way to go to eradicate the effects this fragmentation has had on access to …
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Whispering Images Howling Words
… the issue of failure in a social movement. With spatial design, the artist aims to recontextualize and re-represent the situation of the revolution, where the abundance of news, voices, and events is so overwhelming that it leads to confusion and anxiety among the people, causing them to lose …
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Analyzing Affective Responses to Virtual Spaces Using Physiological Sensors and Verbal Descriptions
Architects design spaces with assumptions about how their designs will affect users emotionally. These assumptions primarily rely on professional intuitions and subjective experiences. This thesis utilizes wearable sensors to collect and analyze human responses, especially emotions, when …
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How can landscape architecture create living environments that promote access to public transport, housing, and green spaces : A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Landscape Architecture at Lincoln University
… address thematic social justice issues through spatial design using landscape architecture. More specifically, whether, how and to what extent different city municipalities address resident accessibility issues relating to Social (or Affordable housing), Green Space and Public Transport through …
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An Investigation into the concept of privacy in contemporary Saudi houses from a female perspective: a design tool.
… that needed to be considered within the scope of spatial design, an element that filled some of the gap between architects and clients’ needs as expressed by literature. This research investigated the factors that shaped privacy inside the environment of the ‘house’ from the perspective of female …
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Visual Experience in Temporal Situational Context: Method of Matching and Modeling in Design
… the phenomenological approach, a computational design system needs to incorporate visual experience to efficiently craft compelling human-centric visual designs. However, the computation of visual experience, which includes perception, cognition, emotion, and action, is challenging due to its …
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Salt River multi modal transport interchange
South African cities have unique spatial design challenges which can be attributed to our historical and politically charged urban planning practices. Our cities are characterised by modernist town planning principles which have fragmented communities through spatial barriers such as highways, …
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Design as Preventative Medicine: Leveraging the Built Environment to Care for Health
… intervention. This thesis argues that spatial design must serve as preventative medicine, utilizing urban infrastructure to naturally facilitate daily movement as a core public health initiative. To overcome the established barrier between formal research and spatial application, this …
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Nonparametric modeling of dependencies for spatial interpolation
Crucial in spatial interpolation of stochastic processes is the determination of the underlying dependency of the data. The dependency can be represented by an underlying covariogram, variogram, or generalized covariogram. Estimating this function in a nonparametric way is the theme of this thesis. …
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Patterns of Moments Reasoning about Space Video via Pattern Language of Human Behavior by Extracting MultiAction Activities via Machine Learning Video
… scale, material, shape, and structure. The design of these elements convinces us of certain behaviors within and around the space, and it plays a significant role in our everyday lives. Experience oriented spatial design provides support for sustainable development, and improves people's …
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Autonomous city form
… a chance to rethink and redefine the art of city design, centered as much on the quality of public space as on economic efficiency. Transportation is the backbone of urbanism. What is a city if not a group of buildings distributed in space and thus functioning together. Historically, innovations …
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