Using an interactive model for designing public displays

Marije Kanis; Chantal Steur; Wouter Kievit; Steven Versluis; Marcel Bolten; Mettina Veenstra

Using an interactive model for designing public displays

Marije Kanis, Chantal Steur, Wouter Kievit, Steven Versluis, Marcel Bolten, Mettina Veenstra

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This paper introduces an interactive scale model as a dynamic prototyping tool for designing public displays. This work particularly focuses on a technology-enhanced model that was developed for prototyping an interactive display for the Nieuwe Kerk, a historic church building on the Dam Square in Amsterdam.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publisher	Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 23 Oct 2013

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