EXPLORING DARK FACES OF CONNECTED URBAN ENVIRONMENT
Flaws of the Smart City is a critical kit to explore the dark faces of the so-called Smart Cities. As any hardware or software piece, the connected cities embed flaws. This kit aims to fix these weak spots or to exploit them to set chaos.
This is a workshop-tailored kit.
It has been created to foster conversations during brainstorming sessions, to envisage concepts and to build scenarios for debates.
Kit to be printed and assembled.
It has been created to foster conversations during brainstorming sessions, to envisage concepts and to build scenarios for debates.
Kit to be printed and assembled.
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(English version, .pdf, 330ko)
(English version, .pdf, 330ko)
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(Version française, .pdf, 330ko)
(Version française, .pdf, 330ko)
Last version: 1.3 (October 2016)
Dernière version: 1.3 (Octobre 2016)
Last version: 1.3 (November 2018)
Translated by George Poniros and designed by Natalia Triantafylli from University of the Aegean.
Translated by George Poniros and designed by Natalia Triantafylli from University of the Aegean.
CALL FOR TRANSLATION AND ADAPTATION
If you are interested in translating the kit Flaws of the Smart City in your own language, please contact us at info{{@}}design-friction.com (without the double brackets).
We are looking for new translations, but we also encourage local adaptations of the kit adding new cards of actions, places and even issues related to your regional culture and context.
