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Carlos J. Gómez de Llarena Re: UrbanIxD
Interview with Carlos J. Gómez de Llarena, a Venezuelan media architect working at the intersection of physical and digital design. He is also atelier leader at our summer school.
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Advisory Board Workshop
During the Summer School some of our UrbanIxD Advisory Board members will be participating in a workshop facilitated by project partners Martin Brynskov and Gianluca Zaffiro. This event will consider emergent research topics and themes.
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Tobias Revell Re: UrbanIxD
Interview with Tobias Revell, an artist, designer and educator from London. He is also atelier leader at our summer school.
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Original Open Call for Participation
The UrbanIxD Summer School will be grounded in the emerging discipline of urban interaction design. The Summer School will address the domain of technologically augmented, data-rich urban environments, with a particular emphasis on human activities, experiences and behaviours.
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Oleg Šuran
Associate at the University of Split (UrbanIxD FP7 project), and a freelance visual communications and interaction designer. He holds a BA in visual communications design and an MA in new media design.
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Gianluca Zaffiro
Telecommunications expert and strategy advisor at Telecom Italia, working with the Future Centre Trends group of the company Strategy department. He explores how innovation in technology and services will impact the company business and he contributes to the strategic steering.
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Martin Brynskov
Working with municipalities, journalists, artists and industrial partners, he investigates the consequences of digitization and explores new forms of mediation within a variety of domains with special focus on the role of social interaction, materials and interfaces.
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Ingi Helgason
Her research interests focus on investigating interactions with installations in public and urban spaces, and her current teaching covers technology design and innovation.
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Ivica Mitrović
Since 2001 he has been working on promoting and introducing the Interaction Design in Croatia and region. The activities concerning the promotion of the interaction design include a series of workshops and they resulted in the organization of the International Symposium at the Arts Academy in Split in 2009.
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Michael Smyth
He has worked in the fields of Human Computer Interaction and Interaction Design since 1987 and during that period has published over 50 academic papers in refereed journals, books and conferences.
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Interakcije 2004 – 2012: exhibition
The exhibition shows selected student works designed and developed at the Interaction Design Workshops that have been organized in Split, since 2004, by the Department of Visual Communication Design, Arts Academy.
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Sara Božanić
CEO and founder of the Institute for Transmedia Design, based in Slovenia. She is a ‘hybrid’ – a designer, strategist, educator and thinker.
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Gordan Savičić
Researcher and Critical Engineer. The main research areas explored through his projects include game cultures, digital and urban interventions, architecture, pervasive computing as well as open source technologies.
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Carlos J. Gómez de Llarena
Venezuelan media architect working at the intersection of physical and digital design. His projects blend technology and built environments, creating experiences that shape social interactions as well as our perceptions of spaces.
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Andrew Shoben
The founder of greyworld, a world renowned artists’ collective who create art in public spaces.
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UrbanIxD Summer School
The UrbanIxD project Summer School is to take place in the beautiful and historic town of Split in Croatia. This will be an interdisciplinary, workshop style event.
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About the UrbanIxD project
This Coordination Action will define a coherent multidisciplinary research community working in the domain of technologically augmented, data-rich urban environments, with particular focus on the human activities, experiences and behaviours that occur within them (Interaction Design).
UrbanIxD: Designing Human Interactions in the Networked City is a Coordination Action project funded by the European Commission under FP7 Future and Emerging Technologies (FET Open). 2013 – 2014 Project Number: 323687
