Michael Fox (3) (1967–)

The authors attempt to present a history of interactive architecture and clarify what exactly it is, especially because it is a phrase easily batted around without recourse to definition. They take the position that true interactivity entails multiple-loop systems "in which one enters into a conversation: a continual and constructive information exchange." Numerous case studies are presented alongside the fairly dense text that delves into some of the technical sides of things, not just the show more theories behind the projects. show less