STAC living. Promoting efficient multi-residential buildings in subtropical climates.


Autoria(s): Polson, Debra; Kennedy, Rosemary J.
Data(s)

01/02/2014

Resumo

STAC is a mobile application (app) designed to promote the benefits of climate-aware urban development in Subtropical environments. Although, STAC is primarily tool for understanding climate efficient buildings in Brisbane, Australia, it also demonstrates how other exemplary buildings operate in other subtropical cities of the world. The STAC research and development team applied research undertaken by the Centre for Subtropical Design (Brisbane) to profile buildings past and present that have contributed to the creation of a vibrant society, a viable economy, a healthy environment, and an authentic sense of place. In collaboration with researchers from the field of Interaction Design, this knowledge and data was collated, processed and curated for presentation via a custom mobile application designed to distribute this important research for review and consideration on-location in local settings and for comparison across all other global subtropical regions and projects identified by this research. This collaboration adopted a Design-based Research (DBR) Methodology guided by the main tenets of research and design iteration and cross-discipline collaboration in real-world settings, resulting in the formulation of contextually-sensitive design principles, theories, and tools for design intervention. Combined with significant context review of available technology and data and subsequent case study analysis of exemplar design applications.

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Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/75872/

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Polson, Debra & Kennedy, Rosemary J. (2014) STAC living. Promoting efficient multi-residential buildings in subtropical climates. [Digital/Creative Work]

Direitos

Copyright 2014 [please consult the author]

Fonte

School of Design; Creative Industries Faculty

Palavras-Chave #120101 Architectural Design #120304 Digital and Interaction Design #Subtropical Urban Design #Climate Responsive Design #Mobile App Design #STAC Living #Interaction Design #Multi-Residential Buildings #Design-based Research #Mobile Web Development
Tipo

Creative Work