Human Building Interaction and Design for Climate Change.

Margariti, E; Claisse, C; Nabil, S; Bridgens, B; Durrant, A; Kirk, D

doi:10.1145/3656156.3658386

Human Building Interaction and Design for Climate Change.

Lookup NU author(s): Dr Lenia Margariti ORCiD, Dr Caroline Claisse ORCiD, Professor Ben Bridgens ORCiD, Professor Abi Durrant ORCiD, Professor Dave Kirk ORCiD

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Abstract

Climate change poses unique challenges and opportunities for the design of human-centered smart buildings. Developments in innovative programmable materials can address some of the challenges of creating passive buildings whilst cultivating more responsible human-climate relationships. Yet, their potential in the context of climate change remains relatively underexplored by the Human-Computer Interaction and Human Building Interaction research communities. This workshop invites proposals that rethink the design of physical human-data interactions in our built environment in the increasingly urgent context of climate change. The workshop will include opportunities to present and discuss participants’ research and design work, followed by a ‘mapping the research landscape’ exercise, and a video design-fiction prototyping session. The anticipated outcome of the workshop will be a new design agenda for HCI/HBI research in response to climate change, which will be of critical relevance to people designing and developing smart buildings, cities and urban infrastructures.