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London, 1 July 2015
Screens in the Wild Connected architectural interfaces
Technology & Placemaking
Embodied . Performative . Networked
Ava Fatah gen. Schieck @Wildscreens
MSc Adaptive Architecture & ComputationBartlett, UCL, London
WHY SCREENS?
Westfield, Shopping Mall in East London 2012
Direct message: Piccadilly London
security
‘Telescope’ connects London-New York, 2008
Connectivity- extending space
‘New Interfaces, 2013
RESEARCH CHALLENGE
‘How best to integrate a radical and potentially disruptive technology in the urban
realm’
Live Sites: BBC screen in Waltham Forest, UK
REGENERATE COMMUNITIES?
DIVERSE EXPERTISE
Our cross disciplinary research team- UCL and NottinghamMain project partner London Borough of Waltham Forest (Olympic Site)
AnthropologyHuman Computer Interaction Architecture
IT developerArt & Curation Interaction
design
Film making
NETWORKED
Design and evaluation of mediated public experience through 4 connected urban screens.
a targeted and longitudinal approach to understand complex range ofsocial, spatial, technical and interactional issues
Urban Space
EngagementHardwareSoftware
PROCESS
ACTION RESEARCH & ITERATIVE DESIGN PROCESS
ExperienceInteractivity
video
Screens in the Wild Connected architectural interfaces
EXPERIENCES
ACTION & ITERATIVE DESIGN PROCESS
Leytonestone
Leytonestone
Leytonestone
Leytonestone
Leytonestone
Leytonestone
Children take over
OWNERSHIP
‘children make up their own rules…’
University College LondonAva FatahAlan PennKinda Al Sayed Moritz BehrensEfstathia Kostopoulou Wallis Motta
Nemanja Memarovic (visiting researcher, Lugano university)
Nottingham UniversityHolger SchnadelbachSteve NorthLei Ye
www.screensinthewild.org@WildScreens
Partner and stakeholders
• London Borough of Waltham Forest
• CABE (The Commission for Architecture & Built Environment)
• Horizon Digital Economy Hub Nottingham
• e11bid Co (Leytonstone)• Broadway, Cinema and
Art Centre, Nottingham• Art Exchange Nottingham
