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Paper ID: 134
Standing out in a crowd: Big Data to produce new forms of publicness
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Silvio Carta is an ARB RIBA architect and Head of Design at the University of
Hertfordshire, UK, where he is also Chair of the Design Research Group. His
research and design interest focus on digital design, urban informatics and public
space. Silvio is head of the editorial board of Seoul-based C3 magazine, and editor
of A_MPS Architecture Media Politics and Society (UCL Press).
Rebecca Onafuye is a PhD research student at the University of Hertfordshire,
UK, where she is also a member of the Design Research Group. Her research
focuses on the production of temporary social spaces through online interactions;
which are formed by young adults on social media. She is experienced in a range of
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residential interior projects and commercial public exhibitions in the UK and
Nigeria.
Pieter de Kock is an Australian registered architect (ARBV 15737) with a Masters
in Urban Design from the University of Westminster. He is experienced in a wide
range of project types and sizes spanning several countries. Pieter is currently
researching Visual Sustainability at the University of Lincoln.
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