Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Nº10 Leninskogo fonda

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Nº 11 Leninskogo fonda

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Nº 13 Leninskogo fonda

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Nº 14 Leninskogo fonda

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Nº 16 Leninskogo fonda

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka Nº 20

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka Nº 21

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka N 23

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka N 24

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka N 28

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Nº 1 Fraĭdorf

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Plan zemelʻnogo uchastka poselka Fraĭland N 37

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Layout plan of area around the workshop "Trud - Schastʻė"

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Designing for collections : Building histories, sharing the spectacle

The hobby of collecting represents the passionate acquisition and possession of a specific type(s) of object; creating a ‘spectacle’, to be shared with others. The fundamentality of the physical objects in collections against the backdrop of the growing ubiquity of computing provides a unique and compelling avenue for design. Based on interviews with 11 self-identified collectors, this paper discusses the role collectors have in informing HCI design and in turn, the potential HCI has in designing technology to assist collectors in sharing what we term the ‘spectacle’ of collecting. Toward this, we suggest two ideas for future designs, including building personal histories of individual collectable items and developing a simple digital means of connecting proximate collectors with those who stand to benefit from collectors’ unique and item-specific knowledge.

Layout plan of area around the workshop "Edina prat︠s︡i︠a︡"

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