Abstract :
Wireless, embedded communication technologies with their emphasis on human connectivity rather than the networking of place to place, no longer require the interface of bricks and mortar. Ole Bouman discusses the implications of this for architecture in an age in which people rather than place become the interface. He also describes how his own curatorial work has, in recent years, engaged with time-based rather than location-based technologies. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Keywords :
Transports , Usman Haque , Dr L Turin , Scents of Space , Dunne & Raby , FLIRT (Flexible Information and Recreation for Mobile Users) , Ole Bouman , Freeze exhibition , Ole Bouman , Harold Houdijk , RealSpace in QuickTimes , Kas Ooterhuis/oosterhuis.nl , Josephine Pletts
