|
|
||||||
|
|
|
||||||
|
|
|
||||||
|
|
|
||||||
|
|
|
||||||
|
Net Space and City of New |
|
||||||
|
IBM Prototype Interface |
|
||||||
|
NYNEX |
|
||||||
|
GRADUS |
|
||||||
|
VISUAL THESAURUS |
|
||||||
| I -structuring information 1.Thesis work, Mishka Bugajski Presentation of structuring information in the spatial environment. Creating the information space where the structure allows for the multiple reading of information. The reading of information is dependent upon different movement patterns assigned to the information spaces. 2. Nynex - Project by Maia Engeli |
II -interaction, intelligent interface 1. Work by Mikako Harada 2. IBM Prototype Interface by Robin Kullberg "The future will bring many changes to the computational environment. This design project is an attempt to anticipate those changes and create an appropriate graphical user interface for the future." |
III -views: InWorld, process and OutWorld 1. GRADUS by Grenby from MIT The overall shape of the structure made up from the individual words of the english language is apparent. the words are plotted along three axes: time, familiarity and alphabetic. the color of the words denote national origin. the shape of gradus allows insights into the history of english. 2. Phase X, fake space OutWorld interface gives a possibility for having a view to the whole system, in order to have a chance to communicate about its complexity. Process view shows the process of the user entering and working within the system. InWorld interface presents the information itself as an element which is a part of the system . |
IV-expressive and aesthetic values 1.Brain CAAD Visualisation of the CAAD Project, -Sponsors -Professors Environment 2. Shakespeare by David Small, MIT 4. Net Space and City of News by Flavia Sparacino 5. Nynex - Project by Maia Engeli |