Reinventing the street experience : hyperstories, public spaces and connected urban furniture
Philippe Baudillon
Versailles, Lyon 2ᵉ, Lyon 6ᵉ...
Ce que dit l'éditeurReinventing the street experience Hyperstories, Public Spaces and Connected Urban Furniture The reputation of the city street has long been ambivalent. From ancient times to the threatening events in the twenty-first century, it has been seen as a potentially dangerous gathering spot. Everything was done in our industrial world to reserve the street exclusively for fast mobility by leaving immense space for cars and transportation. It is now time for us to reinvent the street, to help it recover its original identity as a place for social exchanges. Thanks to technology (terminals, screens, geo-tracking), it is possible to regain the street's true meaning, to reclaim its dimension as a place for encounters, events and discoveries, to rethink it and integrate the concept of « slowness »... A new kind of design and a new kind of experience are appearing at the heart of questions about smart cities and civic tech. Reimagining the street means fundamentally transforming our way of life in order to serve the public. |
RésuméUne analyse du statut et de la réputation de la rue perçue depuis l'Antiquité jusqu'aux évènements sécurisés du XXIe siècle comme le lieu du danger potentiel et de la mobilité rapide. Face à ce constat, le président de Clear Channel encourage un retour à la composante originelle de réseau social de cet espace en s'appuyant notamment sur les nouvelles technologies. ©Electre 2024 |
Caractéristiques Auteur(s) Éditeur(s) Date de parution
13 février 2019
Rayon
Démographie
Contributeur(s) Laurie Hurwitz
(Traducteur) EAN
9791037000606
Nombre de pages
146
pages
Reliure
Broché
Dimensions
21.0
cm x
15.0
cm x
1.2
cm
Poids
215
g
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