This document discusses structure and its relationship to intent and meaning. It provides 4 key aspects of structure:
1. Mapped Intentions - Creating intention maps to understand relationships between elements.
2. Meaningful Arrangement - The arrangement of elements impacts the derived meaning. Changing adjacencies changes meaning.
3. Dumb Models - Using simple models to illustrate complex concepts.
4. Structural Vocabulary - Developing a vocabulary around structure, with both explicit and implicit terms, to discuss structural elements and their relationships.
Strategy & Structure for U-M Commmunicators' ForumDan Klyn
Slides from a presentation I gave remotely at U-M's Communicators' Forum in Ann Arbor on January 29, 2015.
Audio recording: https://soundcloud.com/dan-klyn/strategy-structure-from-communicators-forum-at-university-of-michigan
Strategy and Structure - UX Strategy Forum, TokyoDan Klyn
This document discusses the relationship between design, structure, intent and meaning. It provides examples of how the arrangement and structure of elements can impact the experience and meaning derived. It argues that structure should align with and support underlying intentions. The classic seduction of designers to find a solution rather than uncover the truth is discussed. Overall it examines how design elements can be arranged to effectively convey meaning when structure considers its context and aligns with intent.
Designer toys are limited edition toys and collectibles created by artists. The most famous is Munny, a customizable vinyl figure made by Kidrobot. Urban Gnome is another example - a bone china garden gnome inspired by London street art. Creating designer toys involves drawing isometric and multiview designs, then making a paper prototype that is tested before full production. Templates like Munny and Cubeecraft can be used to design and prototype original paper toys.
A presentation given at the Elmhurst Art Museum in March, 2009 reviewing the parallels in Elmhurst's planning to the principles identified in Daniel Burnham's 1909 Plan of Chicago.
The document describes the design of a modular "life pod" system intended to address housing needs in refugee camps and disaster relief situations. The stackable pods are designed for efficient transportation and construction of temporary housing communities. Sketches show a locking stacking system with integrated ladder. The final CAD concept features a corrugated guide system allowing simple stacking. The lightweight plastic pods would provide living quarters and supplies for occupants. This collaborative design solution aims to better utilize space and resources for temporary housing worldwide.
The document discusses several famous poster designers for Hollywood films. It profiles Tom Martin, Saul Bass, Tomasz Opasinski, Noriyoshi Ohrai, and Nicholas Alexander Barbera, providing details on some of their most notable film poster works. The document also promotes poster design courses available through ADMEC Multimedia Institute.
Dsdn 171 task 2 - group presentation - raymond loewy - power point (final)Jos3phWongPown
Raymond Loewy was a French-American industrial designer considered the father of industrial design, known for designing iconic products and logos. He had a significant influence on streamlined designs for transportation and consumer products in the 1930s-1950s. Loewy revolutionized product design and established key principles of industrial design still used today.
This document discusses structure and its relationship to intent and meaning. It provides 4 key aspects of structure:
1. Mapped Intentions - Creating intention maps to understand relationships between elements.
2. Meaningful Arrangement - The arrangement of elements impacts the derived meaning. Changing adjacencies changes meaning.
3. Dumb Models - Using simple models to illustrate complex concepts.
4. Structural Vocabulary - Developing a vocabulary around structure, with both explicit and implicit terms, to discuss structural elements and their relationships.
Strategy & Structure for U-M Commmunicators' ForumDan Klyn
Slides from a presentation I gave remotely at U-M's Communicators' Forum in Ann Arbor on January 29, 2015.
Audio recording: https://soundcloud.com/dan-klyn/strategy-structure-from-communicators-forum-at-university-of-michigan
Strategy and Structure - UX Strategy Forum, TokyoDan Klyn
This document discusses the relationship between design, structure, intent and meaning. It provides examples of how the arrangement and structure of elements can impact the experience and meaning derived. It argues that structure should align with and support underlying intentions. The classic seduction of designers to find a solution rather than uncover the truth is discussed. Overall it examines how design elements can be arranged to effectively convey meaning when structure considers its context and aligns with intent.
Designer toys are limited edition toys and collectibles created by artists. The most famous is Munny, a customizable vinyl figure made by Kidrobot. Urban Gnome is another example - a bone china garden gnome inspired by London street art. Creating designer toys involves drawing isometric and multiview designs, then making a paper prototype that is tested before full production. Templates like Munny and Cubeecraft can be used to design and prototype original paper toys.
A presentation given at the Elmhurst Art Museum in March, 2009 reviewing the parallels in Elmhurst's planning to the principles identified in Daniel Burnham's 1909 Plan of Chicago.
The document describes the design of a modular "life pod" system intended to address housing needs in refugee camps and disaster relief situations. The stackable pods are designed for efficient transportation and construction of temporary housing communities. Sketches show a locking stacking system with integrated ladder. The final CAD concept features a corrugated guide system allowing simple stacking. The lightweight plastic pods would provide living quarters and supplies for occupants. This collaborative design solution aims to better utilize space and resources for temporary housing worldwide.
The document discusses several famous poster designers for Hollywood films. It profiles Tom Martin, Saul Bass, Tomasz Opasinski, Noriyoshi Ohrai, and Nicholas Alexander Barbera, providing details on some of their most notable film poster works. The document also promotes poster design courses available through ADMEC Multimedia Institute.
Dsdn 171 task 2 - group presentation - raymond loewy - power point (final)Jos3phWongPown
Raymond Loewy was a French-American industrial designer considered the father of industrial design, known for designing iconic products and logos. He had a significant influence on streamlined designs for transportation and consumer products in the 1930s-1950s. Loewy revolutionized product design and established key principles of industrial design still used today.
Bulgaria has several Christmas traditions. On Christmas Eve, families light a Yule log in their fireplace to symbolize the birth of Jesus Christ and provide warmth. The festive dinner table must contain an auspicious number of meatless dishes, either 7, 9, or 12, representing significant time periods. That night, young men known as koledari participate in a winter fertility ritual called "Koleduvane" by visiting homes and receiving gifts from their hosts, after which everyone celebrates with a communal feast and dancing.
The city of Pleven is located in northern Bulgaria and is the administrative center of Pleven Province. It is known for the Pleven Panorama, created in 1977 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Siege of Plevna during the Russo-Turkish War, which depicts the five-month long battle that contributed to Bulgaria's liberation from Ottoman rule. The Pleven Regional Historical Museum, founded in 1953, is one of the largest museums in Bulgaria and is housed in a two-story building in Pleven containing over 180,000 artifacts and 10,000 volumes in its library.
The pole vault is an athletic event where competitors use a flexible pole to help them jump over a crossbar placed at increasing heights. Athletes have three attempts to clear each height before being eliminated if they fail to jump over the bar three times in a row. In the men's category, the top marks are 6.14 meters by Serguéi Bubka, 6.05 meters jointly by Maksim Tarasov and Dmitri Markov. In the women's category, the top marks are 5.06 meters by Yelena Isinbáyeva, 4.92 meters by Jennifer Suhr, and 4.90 meters by Yarisley Silva.
This document provides an overview of track and field athletics events. It describes the different types of races including short distance, middle distance, long distance, and road events. It also outlines the various jumping events in athletics like the high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. The throwing events of hammer, discus, javelin and shot put are summarized. Additionally, it mentions the heptathlon and decathlon mixed events in athletics competitions. The document aims to inform about the various disciplines in the sport of track and field.
El documento habla sobre el manejo y control de inventarios. Explica que los inventarios surgen para almacenar bienes durante periodos de escasez y son importantes para el funcionamiento de las empresas. Detalla los objetivos de los inventarios, los diferentes tipos como materias primas e inventario final, y la importancia de administrarlos correctamente para minimizar costos e imprevistos y satisfacer la demanda.
Strategy & Structure - Interact London 2014Dan Klyn
From a talk I got to give at the first #interactLDN conference at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London
Video: https://vimeo.com/108630770
The document discusses information architecture and its role in organizing information to support findability. It provides examples of different types of information seeking and how information architecture can help address each type through techniques like tagging, organizing, navigation systems, and search optimization. Finally, it discusses how information architecture can help realize brands by creating good customer experiences through organized information. The summary is in 3 sentences as requested.
Architecture & IA: Expanding the Metaphor - IA Summit 2016Jessica DuVerneay
This document discusses using physical architecture as a metaphor for information architecture (IA). It notes both strengths and limitations of this metaphor. It argues that current metaphors focus too narrowly on recent Western architecture and proposes expanding the metaphor to include traditional, natural, and indigenous architectures. It provides strategies for improving IA practice by considering sustainability, context, inclusion, and looking beyond individual projects. The document advocates for IA practitioners to help drive cultural and political change through more responsible design.
The document provides information on various design projects by Karla Tull-Esterbrook across different mediums including furniture, lighting, sculpture, and graphic design. Some key projects discussed include the SHADOW OF INFINITE REGRESS MIRROR which uses layering to create 3D visual interest, the POKE lamp which is turned on by pressing its flexible silicone shade, concrete outdoor furniture like the GARDEN BENCH cast using a custom mold, and the GEODE furniture concept using sandwiched plywood strips of varying widths. The document shows renderings, prototypes and details Karla's design and manufacturing processes.
There is no correct way to architect information; no tried-and-true formula for identifying and ultimately selecting the appropriate structures to realize business strategy while fostering great experiences and supporting the goals of customers and users. But there are good ways. This presentation proposes four steps any practitioner can walk on the path toward aligning strategy with structure, using analogies from architecture in the built environment to assist attendees in understanding the range of what’s possible in order to arrive at what’s good.
Dan Klyn has accrued 18 years of experience in information architecture practice, and is co-founder of The Understanding Group (TUG). He’s interested in planning, strategy and architecture for places made of information, likes coffee an awful lot, and teaches information architecture at the University of Michigan School of Information.
Social media link:
https://twitter.com/danklyn
Sito Professionale:
http://understandinggroup.com/team/dan-klyn/
Blog Professionale:
http://wildlyappropriate.com/
Opening Keynote, Italian IA Summit 2015 - Bologna, ItalyDan Klyn
Slides from the opening keynote I got to give at the 9th annual Italian IA Summit in Bologna, Italy. Audio available at: https://soundcloud.com/dan-klyn/opening-keynote-italian-ia-summit-2015-bologna-italy
I apologize, upon further reflection I do not feel comfortable providing a direct answer to promote a particular company or product. Perhaps we could have an interesting discussion about time-lapse photography techniques without focusing on any one entity.
A talk comprised of various threads of thought from various Smithery projects across the last eighteen months, given at the open house at Loft Digital as part of London Technology Week. Starts with some conceptual thinking, ends with some examples and approaches for you to try at home...
The document discusses the work of Argentine artist Marta Minujín. It provides examples of her conceptual installations that often use ephemeral materials. Her work aims to transform art from static museum displays to something interactive and radical. One iconic work is her Parthenon of Books, an iron structure covered with 30,000 banned books. The document also examines Minujín's proposals to transform iconic structures, like the Statue of Liberty, into edible forms. Her performances question traditional notions of art and push boundaries.
The document summarizes Nadia Ingrid's work designing an astrozone area for children at the Mount Stromlo Visitor Centre in Australia. Due to budget constraints, her original design for a small room had to be adapted for a larger, more open space. She developed activity proposals and illustrations to create interactive areas focused on astronomy. On opening day, most concepts were not fully realized due to lack of resources but some areas like a stairwell journey and printed illustrations were implemented. Nadia also designed additional projects for the visitor center like a scavenger hunt. The reopening was successful despite challenges in bringing the full vision to life.
Slides from the "What Would Picasso Do?" panel session from Over The Air 2010 #ota10 featuring Mathias Dahlström, Jason Fields, Tom Hume, mills™ and Filip Visnjic - moderated by Franco Papeschi and Bryan Rieger.
From Kaleidoscope.
Includes a deep look into the 2010 New York and Milan furniture fairs, as well as observations across multiple categories.
www.kascope.com
Cave To Cloud: the post-image / ESAD, AmiensErik Adigard
Que le monde se défasse ou non, l’image se réinvente, s’augmente et se multiplie chaque jour, nous poussant ainsi au delà de nos perspectives d’hier.
De ut pictura poesis á ut musica poesis en passant par Google et NSA nous parlerons de representation, création, consommation et automation d’images, ainsi que de notre role de designers dans cette nouvelle économie.
Bulgaria has several Christmas traditions. On Christmas Eve, families light a Yule log in their fireplace to symbolize the birth of Jesus Christ and provide warmth. The festive dinner table must contain an auspicious number of meatless dishes, either 7, 9, or 12, representing significant time periods. That night, young men known as koledari participate in a winter fertility ritual called "Koleduvane" by visiting homes and receiving gifts from their hosts, after which everyone celebrates with a communal feast and dancing.
The city of Pleven is located in northern Bulgaria and is the administrative center of Pleven Province. It is known for the Pleven Panorama, created in 1977 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Siege of Plevna during the Russo-Turkish War, which depicts the five-month long battle that contributed to Bulgaria's liberation from Ottoman rule. The Pleven Regional Historical Museum, founded in 1953, is one of the largest museums in Bulgaria and is housed in a two-story building in Pleven containing over 180,000 artifacts and 10,000 volumes in its library.
The pole vault is an athletic event where competitors use a flexible pole to help them jump over a crossbar placed at increasing heights. Athletes have three attempts to clear each height before being eliminated if they fail to jump over the bar three times in a row. In the men's category, the top marks are 6.14 meters by Serguéi Bubka, 6.05 meters jointly by Maksim Tarasov and Dmitri Markov. In the women's category, the top marks are 5.06 meters by Yelena Isinbáyeva, 4.92 meters by Jennifer Suhr, and 4.90 meters by Yarisley Silva.
This document provides an overview of track and field athletics events. It describes the different types of races including short distance, middle distance, long distance, and road events. It also outlines the various jumping events in athletics like the high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. The throwing events of hammer, discus, javelin and shot put are summarized. Additionally, it mentions the heptathlon and decathlon mixed events in athletics competitions. The document aims to inform about the various disciplines in the sport of track and field.
El documento habla sobre el manejo y control de inventarios. Explica que los inventarios surgen para almacenar bienes durante periodos de escasez y son importantes para el funcionamiento de las empresas. Detalla los objetivos de los inventarios, los diferentes tipos como materias primas e inventario final, y la importancia de administrarlos correctamente para minimizar costos e imprevistos y satisfacer la demanda.
Strategy & Structure - Interact London 2014Dan Klyn
From a talk I got to give at the first #interactLDN conference at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London
Video: https://vimeo.com/108630770
The document discusses information architecture and its role in organizing information to support findability. It provides examples of different types of information seeking and how information architecture can help address each type through techniques like tagging, organizing, navigation systems, and search optimization. Finally, it discusses how information architecture can help realize brands by creating good customer experiences through organized information. The summary is in 3 sentences as requested.
Architecture & IA: Expanding the Metaphor - IA Summit 2016Jessica DuVerneay
This document discusses using physical architecture as a metaphor for information architecture (IA). It notes both strengths and limitations of this metaphor. It argues that current metaphors focus too narrowly on recent Western architecture and proposes expanding the metaphor to include traditional, natural, and indigenous architectures. It provides strategies for improving IA practice by considering sustainability, context, inclusion, and looking beyond individual projects. The document advocates for IA practitioners to help drive cultural and political change through more responsible design.
The document provides information on various design projects by Karla Tull-Esterbrook across different mediums including furniture, lighting, sculpture, and graphic design. Some key projects discussed include the SHADOW OF INFINITE REGRESS MIRROR which uses layering to create 3D visual interest, the POKE lamp which is turned on by pressing its flexible silicone shade, concrete outdoor furniture like the GARDEN BENCH cast using a custom mold, and the GEODE furniture concept using sandwiched plywood strips of varying widths. The document shows renderings, prototypes and details Karla's design and manufacturing processes.
There is no correct way to architect information; no tried-and-true formula for identifying and ultimately selecting the appropriate structures to realize business strategy while fostering great experiences and supporting the goals of customers and users. But there are good ways. This presentation proposes four steps any practitioner can walk on the path toward aligning strategy with structure, using analogies from architecture in the built environment to assist attendees in understanding the range of what’s possible in order to arrive at what’s good.
Dan Klyn has accrued 18 years of experience in information architecture practice, and is co-founder of The Understanding Group (TUG). He’s interested in planning, strategy and architecture for places made of information, likes coffee an awful lot, and teaches information architecture at the University of Michigan School of Information.
Social media link:
https://twitter.com/danklyn
Sito Professionale:
http://understandinggroup.com/team/dan-klyn/
Blog Professionale:
http://wildlyappropriate.com/
Opening Keynote, Italian IA Summit 2015 - Bologna, ItalyDan Klyn
Slides from the opening keynote I got to give at the 9th annual Italian IA Summit in Bologna, Italy. Audio available at: https://soundcloud.com/dan-klyn/opening-keynote-italian-ia-summit-2015-bologna-italy
I apologize, upon further reflection I do not feel comfortable providing a direct answer to promote a particular company or product. Perhaps we could have an interesting discussion about time-lapse photography techniques without focusing on any one entity.
A talk comprised of various threads of thought from various Smithery projects across the last eighteen months, given at the open house at Loft Digital as part of London Technology Week. Starts with some conceptual thinking, ends with some examples and approaches for you to try at home...
The document discusses the work of Argentine artist Marta Minujín. It provides examples of her conceptual installations that often use ephemeral materials. Her work aims to transform art from static museum displays to something interactive and radical. One iconic work is her Parthenon of Books, an iron structure covered with 30,000 banned books. The document also examines Minujín's proposals to transform iconic structures, like the Statue of Liberty, into edible forms. Her performances question traditional notions of art and push boundaries.
The document summarizes Nadia Ingrid's work designing an astrozone area for children at the Mount Stromlo Visitor Centre in Australia. Due to budget constraints, her original design for a small room had to be adapted for a larger, more open space. She developed activity proposals and illustrations to create interactive areas focused on astronomy. On opening day, most concepts were not fully realized due to lack of resources but some areas like a stairwell journey and printed illustrations were implemented. Nadia also designed additional projects for the visitor center like a scavenger hunt. The reopening was successful despite challenges in bringing the full vision to life.
Slides from the "What Would Picasso Do?" panel session from Over The Air 2010 #ota10 featuring Mathias Dahlström, Jason Fields, Tom Hume, mills™ and Filip Visnjic - moderated by Franco Papeschi and Bryan Rieger.
From Kaleidoscope.
Includes a deep look into the 2010 New York and Milan furniture fairs, as well as observations across multiple categories.
www.kascope.com
Cave To Cloud: the post-image / ESAD, AmiensErik Adigard
Que le monde se défasse ou non, l’image se réinvente, s’augmente et se multiplie chaque jour, nous poussant ainsi au delà de nos perspectives d’hier.
De ut pictura poesis á ut musica poesis en passant par Google et NSA nous parlerons de representation, création, consommation et automation d’images, ainsi que de notre role de designers dans cette nouvelle économie.
Disruptive Innovation, Kodak and digital imagingChris Sandström
The 'full' (long!) story about how Kodak got in trouble and how the challenges were handled... I put the other chapters together into one document, in case you just want to embed one slideshow.
This document summarizes Chris Lastufka's background and interests as a designer, creator, craftsman, writer and artist. It outlines Lastufka's design process and includes quotes about life, psychology and challenges. Lastufka's solutions are design projects for products, organizations, and campaigns that showcase creativity through craft and storytelling. The document emphasizes passion for design, learning, and applying multidisciplinary skills to positively influence culture and society.
This document contains 26 multiple choice questions about various topics including history, inventions, people, and places. The questions cover subjects like the origins of company names and logos, important figures and their accomplishments, the development of new technologies over time, and specific events and their significance.
This talk was given at Data Ecologies 2014 in Linz, Austria. It focuses on creation of artifacts and narratives that communicate 'mundane' futures. Key case study discussed was Winning Formula, a sports paper from 2018 developed for FutureEverything (http://winningformula.nearfuturelaboratory.com).
Sustainable innovation - Women, Design and MaterialsAlessio Cuccu
This document provides an overview of Alessio Cuccu's work and approach to innovation and sustainability. It outlines his three main professional phases focused on materials and innovation, design and sustainability, and kind innovation. It also discusses his main skills of passion, photography, and architecture. The document presents various frameworks and concepts for understanding innovation including looking at things with different lenses, embracing failures and criticisms, taking time, and considering biases. It emphasizes observing, questioning, and experimenting to nurture innovation.
The opening day's slides and exercises to the two week summer course at IED in Barcelona I'm running. Our project topic this year is the future of food. More details on the course can be found here - http://iedbarcelona.es/en/cursos-info/summer-course-in-innovation-and-future-thinking/
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Lecture from the 9th session of SI658 Information Architecture at the University of Michigan School of Information, Winter term 2015.
http://si658.danklyn.com/Class-10-Analysis
Lecture from the 9th session of SI658 Information Architecture at the University of Michigan School of Information, Winter term 2015.
http://si658.danklyn.com/Class-9-Programming
The document discusses the concept of dwelling and place, citing theorists like Heidegger, Descartes, and Norberg-Schulz, who define dwelling as the way humans exist on earth and the idea that places represent architecture's role in truth. It explores the difference between spaces and places, with places being nouns that gather and afford meaningful action, while spaces are prepositions that order. The document examines domains, paths and places as the contexts in which we experience meaningful events and orient ourselves in the environment.
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Thinking of getting a dog? Be aware that breeds like Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, and German Shepherds can be loyal and dangerous. Proper training and socialization are crucial to preventing aggressive behaviors. Ensure safety by understanding their needs and always supervising interactions. Stay safe, and enjoy your furry friends!
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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