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"Emotional Architectures/Cognitive Armatures/Cognitive Science in Interactive Design" : [agenda]
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2001 (Creation)
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File consists of two copies of the agenda for the summit, held September 20-22, 2001. The program description reads (in part): "Emotional Architectures continued to research collaborations and discussions that emerged from three BNMI summits: Emotional Computing and Living Architectures in 2000, and Out of the Box in 1999. In this instance, "emotion" infers both the architecture of the brain and the psyche, the ways that cognitive processes and psychological states are evoked and constructed by the emotional architectures that we design.
This summit provided an opportunity for computer scientists, architects, designers, psychologists, and artists to explore the relationships between physical and virtual design. This event brought cognitive science into the mix of research in advanced visualization, collaborative virtual environments, and technology design. How do we design experiences that bridge virtual and physical spaces, and take into account the body, emotions, the limits of physical and virtual materials? When does the body itself become a material, or act as a map? How can we imagine beyond three dimensions, into mathematical topologies? What new tools are there that we can use to imagine virtual designs? What is the architecture of a wireless world? This event considered smart dwellings for living, work and play."