Postdigital augmented spaces: A conceptual framework

Sila Burcu Başarir, Yüksel Demir

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Abstract

Contemporary augmented spaces are situated in-between digital-analog, material-immaterial, onlineoffline, and real-virtual binaries. Relatedly, postdigital as a concept suggests that digital technologies are now integrated with all aspects of the individual and social atmosphere. Therefore, we should engage digitality through a critical approach, focusing on its intermingled situation. Reading augmented spaces with a postdigital perspective is essential to understanding and evaluating digital technologies in the context of the current line of vision. This paper aims to provide a better understanding of contemporary debates on digital technologies in the context of design. The article reviews the definition of augmented space, and later postdigital as a concept is discussed with its fundamental characteristics. In what follows selected projects amongst the 2023 Media Architecture Biennale finalists are studied concerning the postdigital augmented spaces. As an outcome of this research, we suggest a postdigital augmented space conceptual framework that can be effective for the theory and practice of postdigital augmented spaces.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)173-189
Number of pages17
JournalVLC Arquitectura
Volume11
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2024

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Keywords

  • augmented reality
  • augmented space
  • digital
  • media architecture
  • postdigital

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