A Framework for the Participatory Design of Interactive Media Façade

Year 2014, Volume: 4 Issue: 1, 1 - 8, 23.07.2016

Sun-young Jang Sung-Ah Kim

Abstract

Media facade is considered as one major trend in designing building skin. The Interaction modes of media façade are categorized into three classes one-way, reactive, and interactive. Interactive media facade as a public display possesses a great social potential to interact with citizen. There are two approaches to participatory design by citizen: 1) for implementation of the facade is ‘design process’ to participate, 2) dynamic creation of media contents. This page focused on the creation of content especially interested in the method of contents operation design. We analyze previous cases to propose as framework of designing participatory in media façade. Also examine these cases understanding characteristics and then recognize effectiveness, and significances. In conclusion we provide a conceptual framework to contents design operation and use the framework presented here to draw a method for cooperation and coexistence of citizen

Keywords

Participatory design, Media façade, Public display, Community interaction

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