Workshop on pervasive information architecture: information architecture and identity of places. - ISIA, Urbino (Italy), 12 Giugno 2013. + Article [Ita]: http://lucarosati.it/blog/architettura-informazione-luoghi-2 + Video [Ita]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxV76729l14

1. Places as
information
architecture
and palimpsest
Photo:UrbinoWalkinProgress

2. Gotan Project, Rayuela

3. The analogy between map
and storytelling is strong ...
the process that leads to the
production of a map is the
same that leads to the writing
of a novel
– Luigi Farrauto
http://urbinowalkinprogress.wordpress.com

4. a city processes information
rather than merely moving it
around
– Coward & Salingaros,
The Information Architecture of Cities
Photo: MIT SENSEable City Lab

5. a city works less like an
electronic computer and
more like the human brain
– Coward & Salingaros,
The Information Architecture of Cities
Photo: MR McGill, Flickr

6. We are time-bound
entities. So we are not
objects, but processes.
... trillions of catalogable,
searchable, trackable
trajectories ... the
microhistories of
people with objects
– Bruce Sterling
Photo:SeanStephens,Flickr

7. Purpose of IA:
saving and shaping
these microhistories
to improve UX

8. As more and more
of our world is
sensor-enabled
much meaning can
be extracted from
their data streams
– O’Reilly & Battelle, Web Squared

9. Information shadow
Wikicity, Senseable City Lab, MIT

10. TheWorld’sEyes,SenseableCityLab,MIT

11. Places are used as wax.
They bear the layers of a
writing that can be
effaced and yet written
over again, in a constant
redrafting. Places are the
site of a mnemonic
palimpsest
– Giuliana Bruno, Public Intimacy
Photo:kcryder,Flickr

12. the capacity of a system to absorb
disturbance and reorganize while
undergoing change so as to still retain
essentially the same function, structure,
identity
– Walker et al.
Resilience, adaptability and transformability in social–ecological systems
Resilience
Photo:EngineeringatCambridge,Flickr

13. Resilience
the capability of a system to
adapt itself to:
different people
different information needs
and seeking strategies

14. Top-down (designers)
Bottom-up (people)

15. Photo,KakePugh,Flickr

16. Loasby (2006) Changing approaches
to metadata at bbc.co.uk

17. A Week on Foursquare,
Wall Street Journal
http://graphicsweb.wsj.com/documents/FOURSQUAREWEEK1104/

18. Mimulus & Co., Foursquare Day Bologna
http://www.slideshare.net/lucarosati/geolocalizzazione
Photo:Stefano,Flickr

19. http://www.museotorino.it

21. Resilience also means
easily re-finding paths (e.g. usual shopping)
customizing paths and saving time (e.g. items
with specific features)
receiving personalized push suggestions and
correlations (es. if you like a then... )

22. Imageselaboration:AnnalisaFalcinelli

23. Cyberspace is not a place
you go to but rather a
layer tightly integrated
into the world around us
– Institute For The Future

24. Urbanflow Helsinki
http://vimeo.com/26030147

25. Sketches of the Meta-City
http://vimeo.com/42553502

26. Augmented Reality Cinema
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6c1STmvNJc

27. Manifesto

28. 1. Information architectures become
ecosystems
2. Users become intermediaries
3. Static becomes dynamic
4. Dynamic becomes hybrid

29. 5. Horizontal prevails over vertical
6. Product design becomes
experience design
7. Experiences become cross-
channel experiences
Resmini & Rosati, Pervasive Information Architecture
http://pervasiveia.com/book/manifesto

30. Gotan Project, Rayuela