Re: [experiencedesign] Interaction-Ivrea's final show

Thanks, Mark, for this valuable posting.  Congratulations to the students,
who've done sterling work.

IVREA’s dissolution is a great loss for the field.   In the spirit of the
World Cup, another organization with vision should pick up the IVREA ball
and run with it.

 Bob Jacobson
 Santa Monica, California USA


On 6/11/06 11:42 AM, "Mark Vanderbeeken" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I have just uploaded a series of short features on the graduation projects by
> the final students of the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
> <http://milano.interaction-ivrea.it/> , now located in Milan.
> 
> As of next week, the Institute will be entirely absorbed within the Domus
> Academy <http://www.domusacademy.com/> 's 'I-Design" programme. Domus Academy
> will keep on using the brand name "Interaction Design Institute" but not the
> staff nor the vision of the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea.
> 
> List of featured projects (some of which were supervised by my Experientia
> business partner Jan-Christoph Zoels
> <http://www.experientia.com/en/who-we-are/jan-christoph-zoels/> ):
> 
> - Ana Camila Pinho Amorim: uni.me
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/unime-a-new-mobile-communication-service-cent
> red-on-peoples-availability/>
> - Aram Saroyan Armstrong: Pooptopia
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/pooptopia-a-pet-waste-removal-urban-game/>
> - Dave Chiu: Thimble <http://www.experientia.com/blog/thimble/>
> - Didier Hilhorst: Patchwerk
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/patchwerk-a-social-tool-to-analyse-popularity
> -and-status-in-the-digital-world/>
> - Oren Horev: Talking to the Hand
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/morphing-and-transforming-objects-as-new-inte
> rfaces/> 
> - Tristam Sparks: Undiscovered Country
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/enabling-democracy-through-communications-tec
> hnology/> 
> - Victor Szigaly: herescan
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/discover-and-experience-location-based-servic
> es/> 
> - Nicholas Zambetti: Occasional Coincidences
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/designing-meaningful-coincidences/>
> - Alejandro Zamudio SЗnchez: Mulecular Urban Ludic Entity (MULE)
> <http://www.experientia.com/mule-reclaiming-the-city-through-pervasive-play/>
> - Haiyan Zang: Control Freaks
> <http://www.experientia.com/blog/transforming-everyday-objects-into-game-contr
> ollers/> 
> 




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