19. 1. Free Space
Shared and not owned
Identity: This is who we are.
Interaction level: endless and free
Nouns: Family, friends, hobbies
Verbs: endless (DO space)
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20. 2. Control Space
Unavailable and owned
Identity: Anon., users, visitors, commuters
Interaction level: Take it or leave it
Nouns: infrastructure, goods, real-estate
Verbs: buy, enter, push, walk, park
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21. 3. Dream Space
Dream world of representations (Spectacle)
Identity: Borrowed identity & stolen experiences
Interaction level: immerse and swallow
Nouns: content, media, packaging, ads
Verbs: one verb only, consume
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22. 4. Virtual Space
Unlimited supply of everything
Identity: Personalized and makes you hungry
Interaction level: it feeds you what you want
Nouns: Apps, sites, clips, images, tweets
Verbs: Share, comment, like, play,
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23. Virtual
(endless supply)
Virtual Dream
Free Control
(Many verbs) (Few verbs)
Free Control
Physical
(limited resources)
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24. We are now expanding Free Space
Connect with the Physical World and add verbs
25. Virtual
(endless supply)
Virtual Dream
Free Control
(Many verbs) (Few verbs)
Free Control
Physical
(limited resources)
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26. Virtual
(endless supply)
Virtual Dream
I can do more
Free Control
with these
(Many verbs) (Few verbs)
Spaces
Free Control
Physical
(limited resources)
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31. Virtual
(endless supply)
Virtual Dream
I can do more
Free Control
with these
(Many verbs) (Few verbs)
Spaces
Free Control
Physical
(limited resources)
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32. Example: Control Space
STADSHAARD,
Enschede. Architekten Cie,
Architect Branimir Medić with artist Hugo
32 Kaagman
33. Example: Control Space Now you can do more with Space.
“Vote” or “attach a Poll”
STADSHAARD,
Enschede. Architekten Cie,
Architect Branimir Medić with artist Hugo
33 Kaagman
43. See the world through the eyes of others
These meaningful expressions on top of existing Space
will result in the rising of our collective consciousness
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