Escaping Flatland Klyn & Resmini IA Conference 2019

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2.@resmini @danklyn
3.our ways of doing are largely unsustainable
4.they are wrongly conceptualized
5.they deny embodiment
6.they are abstracted away from the world
7.(Image:Wikipedia)
8.(Image:placesinparis.com)
9.(Image:@danklyn)
10.the meaning of an artifact resides in the relationships it has with other artifacts in the ecosystem Klaus Krippendorff, The Semantic Turn (2005)
11.Christina Warren,https://gizmodo.com/these-flip-flops-are-smart-for-the-dumbest-possible-rea-1793730937
12.meaning, and not function, is where value resides Klaus Krippendorff, The Semantic Turn (2005)
13.René Descartes (1596-1650)
14.the ghost in the machine
15.Gilbert Ryle (1900-1976)
16.the spatial turn
17.“Well Isn’t That Spatial”
18.the spatial turn as distant reading SImon Popper (2006)
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20.the spatial turn as topo-biography Robert Caro (1982)
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22.the spatial turn as phenomenology Martin Heidegger (1889 - 1976)
23.what humans do is dwell dwelling is to abide, among things Martin Heidegger, Building Dwelling Thinking (1954)
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25.we must show how the aroundness of the environment is founded upon the worldhood of the world Martin Heidegger, Being In Time (1927)
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27.in as much as any entity within-the-world is likewise in space, its spatiality will have ontological connection with the world Martin Heidegger, Being In Time (1927)
28.the purpose of architecture is to ensure that the worldness of the world is appropriately reflected in, and systemically reinforced by, the thing-ness of things
29.Coen Brothers, The Big Lebowski (1998)
30.Stanley Kubrick, 2001 (1968)
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33.AIA 1976 1988 2008
34.Richard Saul Wurman, Chairman (1976)
35.everything takes place some place Richard Saul Wurman (1976)
36.LATCHR:S. Wurman, Hats, Design Quarterly (1989)
37.AIA 1976 1988 2008 AIGA
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39.the 3rd dimension carries information not decoration Edward Tufte, Escaping Flatland (1988)
40.Detail from Escaping Flatland by Brian Wu (1988)
41.all the interesting worlds that we seek to understand are inevitably and happily multi-variate worlds existing in hyperspace. not flatlands. Edward Tufte, Escaping Flatland (1988)
42.AIA APPLE 1976 1988 2008 AIGA
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44.where to draw a boundary around a system depends on the purpose of the discussion and the questions we want to ask Donella Meadows, Thinking inSystems:A Primer (2008)
45.FLAT / THINGS UNFLATTENED / ECOSYSTEMS
46.ONTOLOGY TOPOLOGY CHOREOGRAPHY OTC MODEL (2019)
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48.choreography an actor’s own idiosyncratic way to “experience” and the actual bottom-up generator of the ecosystem the elements participating in the choreography have to be identified to formulate and formalize the ontology of the ecosystem
49.topology how elements relate to each other spatially in accordance with their proximity, separation, sequencing, enclosure, or directionality it affects in turn the choreography
50.ontology the granularity of the ontology, what elements it contains, how many, how are they categorized, is it one single ontology or multiple overlapping actor-dependent ontologies, directly affects the extension and complexity of the ecosystem as such it has a bearing on the topology
51.SUCHNESS SITUATEDN ESS SYSTEMICS
52.DESIGN How does this part work? Partness Things-As-Such Synthesis Advantage Problem Solving Strategy Map Representation ARCHITECTURE What is the world? Wholeness Things-In-Relation Analysis Tradeoff Truth-Seeking Epistemology Model Rhetoric
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54.thank you Dan Klyn & Andreas Resmini
55.Appendix (or:some of the stuff which didn’t fit)
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63.place is pause Yi-Fu Tuan, Space and Place (2001)
64.Jonkoping, Sweden
65.place is a subjective, personal structure in the world where experiences unfold Resmini and Benyon, Blended Spaces and Cross Channel Experiences (2016)
66.we are placelings E. S. Casey (1996) The Fate ofPlace:A Philosophical History.
67.Christopher Alexander, Julian Street Inn, San Jose CA (1990)
68.Christopher Alexander, Julian Street Inn, San Jose CA (1990)
69.Lacerda, F. & Lima-Marques, M. (2014) Information Architecture as a Discipline - A Methodological Approach. In Resmini, A. (ed) Reframing Information Architecture
70.Benyon, D. & Resmini, A. (2016). Blended Spaces and Cross-channel Ecosystems. NordiCHI 16.
71.Dan Klyn & Andreas Resmini The IA Conference 2019 Orlando, Florida USA escaping flatland THE SPATIAL TURN IN INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE