Medienfassaden werden zur interaktiven Schnittstelle zwischen Bürgern und Gebäuden. In ihrem Workshop ‚Prototyping Interactivity with Media Facades‘ gehen Dr. Alexander Wiethoff and Marius Hoggenmüller (LMU Munich) den Fragen nach: Wie kann der Design-Prozess für interaktive Medienfassaden gestaltet werden? Welche Prototyping-Tools gibt es? Wie kann die Open-Source-Philosophie für die Welt der Medien Architektur angewandt werden?

Dieser Workshop ist Teil des CONNECTING CITIES: URBAN REFLECTIONS im Rahmen von Kuturfestival Wedding-Moabit 2014.

Datum/Veranstaltungszeit:
Sa, 13.09.2014 – 14:00 bis 17:00 Veranstaltungsort: SUPERMARKT

Teilnehmer: 10
Kostenlos
Anmeldung: unter contact@connectingcities.net

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Bio:
Dr Alexander Wiethoff (Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich)is a lecturer and researcher at the Univesity of Munich (LMU). His experience includes activities in commercial human-machine interface design practice, combined with various educational and research activities on media architecture at top-ranked national and international research universities and design schools. In his research work he pursued an interdisciplinary and user-centred approach, and it has led to high-level international publications, as well as a patent and a research award for his previous scientific efforts in the field of design process models for urban media façade development. His professional industrial experience in the areas of interaction design and human-machine interaction has been gained as an employee and freelance consultant, which has included work for fortune 500 clients, such as Intel, Samsung Mobile, Nokia and Siemens Enterprise Networks. Alexander holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Munich (Ger), an M.A. in Interaction Design from the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea, Milan (I) and a B.A. in space&designstrategies from the University of Art and Industrial Design, Linz (A).
Marius Hoggenmüller studied Media Computer Science Univesity of Munich (LMU) and develops of interactive media and light installations and participated in the Luminale-Project in Frankfurt 2014.

Initiiert von Public Art Lab und dem Connecting Cities Network in Kooperation mit SUPERMARKT im Rahmen des Kulturfestivals Wedding Moabit, gefördert vom Kulturprogramm 2007-13 der Europäischen Union.

Foto: ‚Hybrid Screen‘ von Markus Hoggenmüller