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The Lore of the Lyrebird, Ambrose Pratt, 1932

The BirdLife-centre Neeracherried and the University of Basel invite us to experience bird’s songs. Why do birds sing? How do they sing? What are the similarities of the communication of birds an human beings? Does man-made noise disturb the communication of birds? In an exhibition in Birdlife-centre Neeracherried visitors shall experiment an interact with bird’s sounds and slip into the skin of birds. Through In the Spatial Interaction Design course, students will develop working concepts for this exhibition, through the tools and methods of spatial interaction, sound and exhibition design. The developed prototypes are then presented to our partners and should serve as the basis of a further design of the planned exhibition.  

Instructors

Dr Joëlle Bitton
Luke Franzke
Joël GahwilerGähwiler
Daniel Hug
Office hours by appointmentOlav Lervik

Partners

Stefan Heller  neeracherried@birdlife.ch
Valentin Amrhein v.amrhein@unibas.ch

Timeframe

The module takes place over 5 weeks, from 20.02.18 to 23.03.18, from Tuesday to Friday, 9.30-17.00 - see timetable below for detailed hours and classrooms. Class sessions include lectures, discussions, mentoring sessions, in-class exercises, assignments and independent study blocks. Projects are conducted individually or in a team of three students at most.

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Week 1

Tuesday 20.2

Wednesday 21.2

Thursday 22.2

Friday 23.2

Morning

Kickoff
Introduction to Spatial Interaction
and collaboration with BirdLife Zentrum

4.K14, 09.30-12.00
JG, SH, OL

Prepare for a visit of an exhibition space
JG

Visit BirdLife Center
Topic Introduction
Neeracherried, 08.00-12.00
JB, JG, LF, SH, VA

Field study discussion
4.K14, 09.30-10.30
JB, JG, LF

Individual Research

Tech Input 2:
Computer Vision Basics
Marker Tracking
4.K14, 09.00-12.00
JG

Afternoon

Tech Input 1:
Spatial Interaction Technology
Communication Protocols

4.K14, 13.00-17.00
JG

Individual Research

Visit Zoo of Zurich
13.00-16.00
JB, JG, LF, SH, VA

Individual Research

Idea Clustering
4.K14, 13.00-15.00
JG, LF

Group Making

Week 2

Tuesday 27.2

Wednesday 28.2

Thursday 1.3

Friday 2.3

Morning

Tech Input 3:
Project Mapping
Working with Video
4.K14, 09.00-12.00
JG

Mentoring
4.K14, 09.30-12.00
DH, JB, LF, JG?

Design & Prototyping

Tech Input 4:
Synthesizer Basics / MaxMSP for Audio
4.K14, 09.30-12.00
DH, OL, JG

Mid-Presentations
4.K14, 09.30-12.00
JB, LK, JG

Afternoon

Design & Prototyping

Design & Prototyping

Design & Prototyping 

Design & Prototyping

Week 3

Tuesday 6.3

Wednesday 7.3

Thursday 8.3

Friday 9.3

Morning

On-Demand Mentoring
OL

Design & Prototyping

Design & Prototyping

On-Demand Mentoring
DH

Design & Prototyping

Design & Prototyping

Afternoon

Design & Prototyping

Mentoring
4.K14, 09.30-12.00
JG

Design & Prototyping 

Design & Prototyping

Design & Prototyping

Week 4

Tuesday 13.3

Wednesday 14.3

Thursday 15.3

Friday 16.3

Morning

Production

Production

On-Demand Mentoring
DH, OL

Production

Production

Afternoon

Mentoring
Atelier/Workshop, 13.00-15.00
JG

Production

Production

Production

(Diploma Progress Session 2)

Production

Week 5

Tuesday 20.3

Wednesday 21.3

Thursday 22.3

Friday 23.3

Morning

Production

Production

Final Presentation
Gallery 1 and 2 , 09.00-12.00
DH, LF, JG, JB?


Gallery 1 and 2 reserved

Documentation

Afternoon

Mentoring
Atelier/Workshop, 13.00-15.00
JG

Production

Production

Gallery 1 and 2 reserved

Documentation

Gallery 1 and 2 reserved

Documentation

JB: Joëlle Bitton, LF: Luke Frankze, JG: Joël Gähwiler, SH: Stefan Heller, VA: Valentin Amrhein, DH: Daniel Hug, OL: Olav Lervik

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