Supple[Core]: Interaction Design as a Design Tool

The use of computer and computational design is shifting and changing the design culture and design process radically. The rapid development of such approaches in architecture raises the concern that the full richness of human experience and evaluation may no longer be present in certain aspects of design, and that a gap may arise between the architect’s direct awareness of human needs and the ultimate, computationally-assisted design outcomes. (Kalantari, Poustinchi, 2017). In the context of an undergraduate design studio, the Supple[Core]project presents a mixed-method design- research investigation that integrates a Hybrid Digital – Physical design platform for developing a design language and designing an interior space using interaction design as a design tool.

Volume Editors
Amir Ameri & Rebecca O'Neal Dagg

ISBN
978-1-944214-14-2