Living Interaction Design: The Transition Towards Designed Interactive Living Systems for Regenerative Ecologies
by Valentina Rognoli, Elena Albergati, Barbara Pollini, Carla Langella
Living Interaction Design explores the transition from conventional interaction design to systems that integrate living elements for regenerative ecologies. Authors Valentina Rognoli, Elena Albergati, Barbara Pollini, and Carla Langella delve into how designers can create sustainable, interactive environments that blend biology, technology, and ecology to foster resilience and regeneration in modern contexts.
About This Book
Living Interaction Design examines the shift from traditional interaction design to innovative approaches that incorporate living elements. It focuses on creating interactive systems that support regenerative ecologies, blending design principles with biological processes.
The authors discuss how designed interactive living systems can promote sustainability in various environments. This transition emphasizes the role of designers in addressing ecological challenges through thoughtful, adaptive interactions.
Key concepts include the integration of organic materials and responsive technologies to build resilient systems. The book provides insights into practical applications for regenerative design practices.
Through theoretical frameworks and examples, it highlights the potential of living interaction design to transform human-nature relationships. This approach encourages a holistic view of design that prioritizes ecological regeneration.
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