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Design and Semantics of Form and Movement Design and semantics of form and movement Citation for published version (APA): Chen, L-L., Djajadiningrat, J. P., Feijs, L. M. G., Fraser, S., Kyffin, S. H. M., & Steffen, D. (Eds.) (2012). Design and semantics of form and movement: DeSForM 2012, Meaning.matter.making, April 18-20, 2012, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Technische Universiteit Eindhoven. Document status and date: Published: 01/01/2012 Document Version: Publisher’s PDF, also known as Version of Record (includes final page, issue and volume numbers) Please check the document version of this publication: • A submitted manuscript is the version of the article upon submission and before peer-review. There can be important differences between the submitted version and the official published version of record. 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AcknowledgementAcknowledgement Principal SponsorPrincipal Sponsor We would Welike towould thank like the to following thank the reviewers following forreviewers their valuable for their contribution valuable contribution to to the DeSForMthe 20DeSForM12 conference: 2012 conference: Georg ChristofGeorg Bertsch, Christof AngelaBertsch, Blachnitzky, Angela Blachnitzky, Tom Djajadiningrat, Tom Djajadiningrat, Jeng-Neng Jeng-Neng Fan, Fan, Maxe Fisher,Maxe Simon Fisher, Fraser, Simon Anne Fraser, Galloway, Anne Galloway,Paula Gardner, Paula MortenGardner, Gjerde, Morten Leon Gjerde, Leon Gurevitch,Gurevitch, Bart Hengeveld, Bart Hengeveld, Michael Hohl, Michael Jun Hohl,Hu, A. Jun Baki Hu, Kocaballi, A. 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Zingale. Industry PartnersIndustry Partners www.objet.comwww.objet.com Af! liated Af! liated Research OrganisationsResearch Organisations DeSForM DeSForM Academic AfAcademic! liations Af! liations Faculty of ArchitectureFaculty of Architecture and Design, and Design, Victoria UniversityVictoria of UniversityWellington, of Wellington, Cover: ‘HylozoicCover: Ground’ ‘Hylozoic Venice Ground’ 2010 © VenicePBA 2010 © PBA New ZealandNew Zealand Page 9: Port Hills,Page Christchurch, 9: Port Hills, December Christchurch, 2009. December Image: Matt 2009. Paterson Image: Matt Paterson Image: Paul HillierImage: Paul Hillier Document: School logo JPG version.doc Document: School logo JPG version.doc Author: Winnie Ha Author: Winnie Ha Save Date: 17/03/2012 Save Date: 17/03/2012 RMIT University RMIT University Page 1 of 1 Page 1 of 1 Design and semantics of form and movement DeSForM 2012: MEANING.MATTER.MAKING DeSForM 2012 Programme Committee Lin-Lin Chen, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan Tom Djajadiningrat, Philips Design, Eindhoven, The Netherlands Loe Feijs, Technical University Eindhoven, The Netherlands Simon Fraser, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ Steven Kyf!n, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK Dagmar Steffen, Lucerne School of Art and Design, Switzerland Organising Committee School of Design, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ Co-Convenors: Simon Fraser, Margaret Maile Petty Academic Reviews: Jules Moloney Editor Proceedings: Edgar Rodríguez Ramírez Proofreader: Beth Thomas Website Co-ordinator: Kah Chan Promotion/Media Relations: Margaret Maile Petty Media Consultant: Helen Baxter, Mohawk Media Professional Programme: Doug Easterly, Leon Gurevitch DeSForM2012 Exhibition: Bettina Neu, Tim Miller Demonstrations Co-ordinator: Kah Chan Hylozoic Series: Vesica/City Gallery Wellington Coordinators Hylozoic Series: Maxe Fisher, Bernard Guy Design Led Futures/Wellington2040: Ross Stevens Conference Administrator: Eli Feth Funding/Sponsors: Simon Fraser Technical Coordinator: Mark Shaw Thanks to: All academic, technical and administrative staff who have contributed to this event in so many different ways, the Victoria Foundation and Victoria University of Wellington. 2 Design and semantics of form and movement Programme DeSForM 2012 Wednesday, April 18 11.00 am – 12.00 pm Registration and Lunch 12.00 pm – 12.15 pm Welcoming Ceremony 12.15 pm – 12.30 pm Opening Address Prof. Simon Fraser, Head, School of Design, Victoria University of Wellington Prof. Steven Kyf!n, Dean, School of Design, Northumbria University, UK Paper Presentation I: Immersive Environments: Smart Systems and Interactive Spaces 12.30 pm – 12.50 pm Semantic Connections: A New Interaction Paradigm by Bram van der Vlist, Gerrit Niezen, Jun Hu, Loe Feijs 12.50 pm – 01.10 pm Table Manners: The In"uence of Context on Gestural Meaning by Tom Djajadiningrat, Luc Geurts, Jeanne De Bont 01.10 pm – 01.20 pm Discussion 01.20 pm – 01.40 pm Persuasive Design for Energy Saving Behavior through Social Gaming by Vaijayanthi Iyengar and Madhusudhan Marur 01.40 pm – 02.00 pm Four Installations Inviting Playful Interaction by Daniel Cermak-Sassenrath 02.00 pm – 02.10 pm Discussion 02.10 pm – 02.40 pm Afternoon Tea Paper Presentation II: The Emotive 02.40 pm – 03.00 pm Fluenci: The Expression of Expressing by Jaap Knoester, Tom Djajadiningrat, Philip Ross 03.00 pm – 03.20 pm Fictional Emotions within Emotion Driven Design by Eva Knutz 03.20 pm – 03.30 pm Discussion 03.30 pm – 03.50 pm Co-Authored Narrative Experience: Affective, Embodied Interaction through Combining the Diachronic with the Synchronistic by Carol MacGillivray 03.50 pm – 04.10 pm The Semantics of Surprise in Industrial Design by Edgar Rodríguez Ramírez 04.10 pm – 04.20 pm Discussion Exhibition and Keynote Address 05.30 pm – 06.30 pm City Gallery Wellington, drinks and preview, Hylozoic series:Vesica 06.30 pm – 06.40 pm City Gallery Opening address: Mayor Celia Wade-Brown 06.40 pm – 07.40 pm City Gallery Keynote Address: Philip Beesley 07.40 pm – 08.00 pm City Gallery Design Led Futures/Wellington 2040: Ross Stevens Design and semantics of form and movement 3 Programmme DeSForM 2012 Thursday, April 19 08.30am – 09.00am Coffee and Refreshments Paper Presentation III: Metaphors, Agency and Semantics 09.00 am – 09.20 am The Role of Designer Expertise in Source Selection During Product Metaphor Generation by Nazli Cila, Paul Hekkert, Valentijn Visch 09.20 am – 09.40 am The Actions of Things: Design, Materiality and Agency of Things by Jorn Guldberg 09.40 am – 09.50 am Discussion 09.50 am – 10.10 am Embracing Relational Agency in Design Process by A. Baki Kocaballi, Petra Gemeinboeck, Rob Saunders, Lian Loke, Andy Dong 10.10 am – 10.30 am Beyond Metaphor in Product Use and Interaction by Thomas Markussen, Elif Özcan, Nazli Cila 10.30 am – 10.50 am Graphic Design and the Tyranny of Connoisseurship: An Argument for a Semiotic Approach to Graphic Design Pedagogy by Alan Young 10.50 am – 11.00 am Discussion 11.00 am – 11.20 am Morning Tea Paper Presentation IV: Immaterial Forces: Light, Sound, Gesture 11.20 am – 11.40 am Grace: A Gesture Controlled Wake-Up Light by Tom Djajadiningrat, Luc Geurts, Jeanne De Bont, Pei-Yin Chao 11.40 am – 12.00 pm The Aesthetics of Immateriality in Design by Mads Folkmann
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