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    A Prototype Interactive Tactile Display with Auditory Feedback 

    O'Sullivan, Liam; Picinali, Lorenzo; Cawthorne, Douglas (Dublin City University, 2014-09-01)
    Tactile surfaces can display useful information in a variety of applications for blind, visually-impaired and even sighted users. One example is the use of paper-based tactile maps as navigational aids for interior and ...
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    Audio Tactile Maps (ATM) System for the Exploration of Digital Heritage Buildings by Visually-impaired Individuals - First Prototype and Preliminary Evaluation 

    O'Sullivan, Liam; Picinali, Lorenzo; Feakes, C.; Cawthorne, Douglas (European Acoustics Association, 2014-09-07)
    Navigation within historic spaces requires analysis of a variety of acoustic, proprioceptive and tactile cues; a task that is well-developed in many visually-impaired individuals but for which sighted individuals rely ...
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    Actuating (Auto)Poiesis 

    Zaroukas, Emmanouil; Ireland, Tim (Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science, 2015-11-10)
    This paper claims that the use of the computer as generative methodological tool for designing urban and building scenarios (when perceived systematically) is a misnomer, because the typical approach does not account for ...
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    Displaced Homo Viatores/Liminal Personae - Emilio Pettoruti & Lina Bo Bardi. Defying Classification in the Cultural Spaces between the Old & New Worlds 

    Epolito, G. (2017-04-08)
    ‘The attributes of liminality or of liminal personae (“threshold people”) are necessarily ambiguous, since this condition and these people elude or slip through the network of classifications that normally locate states ...
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    From modern construction to postmodern social constructivism: defining the live project in architectural education 

    Brown, James Benedict (Brookes eJournal of Learning and Teaching, 2016-04)
    This paper presents an historical survey of the live project in architectural education, proposing that the live project can be conceptualised within three distinct periods: a modern period, a transitional period, and a ...
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    The Leicester Arch and the Temple of Janus 

    Cawthorne, Douglas (Leicester Mercury Media Group Ltd, 2007-12)
    Sir Edwin Lutyens was one of the foremost English architects of his day and was invited in 1919 to design a war memorial for the city of Leicester. For Lutyens the architectural challenge was to express in stone the profound ...
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    Authenticating Anastylosis: Para Data in the Digital Reconstruction of Greyfrairs Church Leicester and the Tomb of King Richard III 

    Cawthorne, Douglas; Davies, Steffan (University of Siena, Department of History and Cultural Heritage, 2015-03-30)
    Creating visualisations of historic buildings and interiors from partial evidence requires realistically implementable strategies for managing the evidence upon which they are based and for documenting the decisions taken ...
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    Actuating (Auto)Poiesis 

    Ireland, Tim; Zaroukas, Emmanouil (Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science, 2014-04-01)
    Creativity in the natural and human worlds is distinct. Designers have always looked to nature as a source of inspiration and in recent decades the computer has been used as a tool to engage with the self-organising and ...

    Proportional Systems in the Design of the Cathedral of St. George of the Greeks, Cyprus 

    Cawthorne, Douglas; Irodotou, Romylos (Springer International Publishing AG, 2016-11)
    The cathedral of St. George of the Greeks was built in the 14th – 15th c. in Famagusta, Cyprus to accommodate the religious needs of the Greek orthodox community living under a Frankish aristocracy. Its design is a hybrid ...
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    Naturalising Space 

    Ireland, Tim (Cambridge Scholars Publishing., 2015-04-01)
    Taking the basic unit of existence to be the organism-in-its-environment, which is coupled to the world through its capacity to sense, and thus interpret its surroundings, this paper argues (from an evolutionary perspective) ...
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