Memory Lane
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posted on 2024-06-02, 23:34 authored by Tuba KocaturkTuba Kocaturk, Stefan Greuter, Thuong HoangThuong Hoang, Sofija Kaljevic, Rui WangMemory Lane
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Geelong Arts CentreLanguage
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Memory Lane was funded as part of the A Spatially Intelligent Ats Centre by a Creative Victoria grant and co-designed with the Geelong Arts Centre. The project was showcased at the ‘A Spatially Intelligent Ats Centre’ interactive panel presentation at Geelong Design Week 2022, publicly presented at Costa Hall to visitors as part of a Geelong Arts Centre performance on 12.11.2022 and presented to a UNESCO City of Design panel at the Geelong Arts Centre on 29.03.2023.Publication classification
JR4 Recorded/Rendered Creative Works – Digital creative workScale
NTRO MinorExtent
Memory Lane is an interactive display system capable of visualising all of the Geelong Arts Centres shows, complete with textual descriptions, pictures and video snippets that are currently on record as part of the Geelong Arts Centre’s Archive.Editor/Contributor(s)
Ioannou D, Mulvany GStart date
2022-03-18End date
2022-03-18Research statement
Background Cultural institutions grapple with relevancy in the digital age and the need to attract diverse audiences and existing research in Architectural Design falls short in optimally engaging users. Memory Lane is an intervention funded by Creative Victoria as part of a larger Spatially Intelligent Arts Centre project that explores how innovative technology can foster interactive engagement, and user-specific content activation to enhance the overall experience of visitors. Memory Lane is grounded in spatially intelligent design, draws on the arts centre as a 'living organism' concept and addresses memory as part of human-centred design in cultural spaces. Contribution The project uses information about the Geelong Arts Centre and innovatively addresses the challenge of relevancy and audience diversity. It utilises current knowledge in a novel way, using Unreal Engine 5 and Lidar technology to create an interactive arts centre memory. It thereby extends human-building interactions and creates a personalised user experience. This work's novelty lies in its blend of technology and memory, instigating personal and shared experiences. Its unique contribution resides in challenging the conventions of traditional cultural spaces, integrating cross-disciplinary knowledge, and fostering a sense of place and identity. Significance The project was funded by a 2021/2022 Creative Victoria grant and co-designed with staff from the Geelong Arts Centre through a series of workshops. Memory Lane was part of an peer-review selected showcase at the ‘A Spatially Intelligent Ats Centre’ interactive panel presentation at Geelong Design Week 2022, publicly presented at Costa Hall to visitors as part of a Geelong Arts Centre performance on 12.11.2022 and presented to a UNESCO City of Design panel at the Geelong Arts Centre on 29.03.2023.Event
A Spatially Intelligent Ats CentrePublisher
Geelong Design WeekPlace of publication
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