Detail July 2006 Issue No. 169 The Mechanics of Interactivity

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This issue, which focuses on the mechanisms of interactivity, allows you to learn not only about details but also about planning theory.

Detail Magazine, July 2006 Issue
Issue No. 169 (Summer 2006)
Mechanisms of Interactivity
A4 variant, 136 pages
List price: ¥2,357 (¥2,143 + tax)
July 2006

■Feature
Mechanisms of Interactivity
(Editorial Committee: Masaki Imamura, Satoshi Uchida, Makoto Takahashi)
As seen in participatory design methods, techniques for creating interactive relationships between buildings and end-users are being explored. When trying to grasp the relationship between architecture and users within a unit space, there is a tendency to inevitably arrive at small-scale details related to architectural planning in a closed system. This feature explores architectural details that target society as a whole, encompassing cities and a large, unspecified number of people.

[Preface]
- Interactive Potential of Parts and Whole - Satoshi Uchida
- Interactive Planning that Induces Relationships - Masaki Imamura
- Architecture That Is Experienced - Interactive Relationships Between People and Objects - Makoto Takahashi