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  • Six Functions of Theory: Affecting and Effecting Design Thinking 
    Harfield Stephen (University of New South Wales, 2010)
    The idea of 'theory' ¿ whether in Thomas¿ `grand theory¿ sense or in the more informal `mental model¿ sense [1997: 86] ¿ is generally accepted within most disciplines, including architecture and design, as being indicative ...
  • SLOW MOVING LANDSCAPES 
    Roxburgh Mark (Gadfly Media, 2008)
    Our commonest experience of photography is as a record of real things, people and places. We are inundated with an ever increasing volume of photographic images of the real through all forms of visual media. The rate at ...
  • Smart Light 
    Day Michael (, 2009)
    As part of the Vivid - Smart Light Sydney Festival, 17 May - 14 June 2009, of which I was an instigator, I contributed to four events that generated and demonstrated new concepts and understandings about lighting technology ...
  • Smart Light Fields 
    Jakovich Joanne; Mcdermott Jason; Whiteley Christiane; Hsu Sally; Landreth Nicholas; Coorey Benjamin (Smart Light Sydney Festival, 2009)
    Smart Light Fields is a live mapping of the movement of Smart Light Sydney festival-goers across Circular Quay. Also exhibited in the Creative Sydney Festival, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. May 27-June 12, 2009.
  • SmartSlab Digital Media System 
    Barker Tom (Creator, Producer, Designer, Distributor, 2005)
    Smartslab is a patented interactive digital display technology invented by Tom Barker. The system allows entire buildings, floors or ceilings to become digital displays. The pioneering technology draws 011 the optics of a ...
  • Smith St (ware)house 
    Reinmuth Gerard; Balmforth Scott; Blythe Richard (Hobart City, 2009)
    This project is a conversion of a former plumbing supplies store and warehouse in Hobart into a residence. The narrow inner city street where the project is located has a contrast of industrial and residential uses however ...
  • Snap, Post, Share: Understanding the Online Social Life of Personal Photography 
    Cook Eric; Garduno Freeman Cristina (Peter Lang, 2011)
    Cook and Garduno Freeman argue that social networks such as Flickr function as public repositories of personal photography that challenge and democratize the authority of traditional institutions of memory, like libraries ...
  • Software as a facilitator of graduate attribute integration and student self-assessment 
    Thompson Darrall (Australian Technology Network, 2008)
  • Sonic Drapery as a folding metaphor for wearable visualization and sonification display 
    Beilharz Kirsty; Vande Moere Andrew (Sage Publications, 2008)
    This article examines two different multimodal interpretations of a folding metaphor, with folding understood as a richly interpretable communication medium. The authors look at the mythological origins of giving voice ...
  • Sonictecture: Esthetic spatial conditioning through sound, computation and interaction 
    Jakovich Joanne; Reinhardt Dagmar (Association for Computing Machinery, 2007)
    The field of architecture is radically being transformed by the esthetic potential of embedded sensor technologies and interaction. This demo presents an approach to spatial design that implements techniques of ...
  • 'So the flaneur goes for a walk in his room': Interior, arcade, cinema, metropolis 
    Rice Charles (Routledge, 2009)
    To develop this reading, this chapter investigates a series of experiences and cultural forms that constitute the intimate metropolis: the domestic interior, the shopping arcade, the cinema, and a series of figures which ...
  • Sounding out vision entwining the senses 
    Teffer N (Berg Publishers, 2010)
    The late-twentieth century development of a range of digital imaging technologies has led to claims that we are in the midst of a transformation of representation. This essay takes two such technologies - ultrasound and ...
  • South African energy sector jobs to 2030: How the Energy [R]evolution will create sustainable green job 
    Rutovitz Jay (Greenpeace Africa, 2010)
    The Energy [R]evolution scenario published by Greenpeace International and the European Renewable Energy Council sets out a vision for a low-carbon energy future for South Africa (RSA) and compares it to a scenario derived ...
  • South Pacific Land: An alternative perspective on tenure traditions, business, and conflict 
    Boydell Spike (Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service of the Georgetown University, 2010)
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  • Souveniring the Sydney Opera House 
    Garduno Freeman Cristina (Centre for Tourism and Cultural Change, 2007)
  • Soviets 
    Wallen Lawrence (Zhdk (Zurich Hochschule der Kunste/Zurich University of the Arts), 2009)
    A series on Scenography by the Zurich University of the Arts. Published with the support of the Swiss National Science Foundation
  • A Space-Optimized Tree Visualization 
    Nguyen Quang Vinh; Huang Mao (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2002)
    This paper describes a new method for the visualization of tree structured relational data. It can be used especially for the display of very large hierarchies in a 2- dimensional space. We discuss the advantages ...
  • The space-time of pre-emption: an interview with Brian Massumi 
    Rice Charles (John Wiley & Sons, 2010)
    The philosopher BrianMassumi is known for his explorations of experience, art, media theory and politics and has recently turned his attention to understanding the impact that sustained fear has on perception in a post-9/11 ...
  • Spatial culture, learning and design: shifting ecologies of practice 
    Stewart Susan; Sherringham Susan (QUT Press, 2010)
    Design interventions into environments reshape the ecologies of practice that the environment has participated in, housed or enabled. This paper draws upon research into the complex ecologies of next-generation learning ...
  • Spatialization and Timbre for Effective Auditory Graphing 
    Song H.J.; Beilharz Kirsty (WSEAS, 2007)
    Spatialization (spatial separation) and timbre are the two salient auditory attributes facilitating a better comprehension of sonification (non-speech auditory display).While directional cues provide obvious interpretable ...