by Malcolm McCullough
Associate Professor
Taubman College of Architecture and Planning
University of Michigan
2000 Bonisteel Boulevard
Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
U.S.A.
mmmc [@] umich [dot] edu
KEYWORDS
urbanism, embodiment, ability, ontology, practice.
ABSTRACT
Phenomena such as embodiment, spatial ability, scale, and persistent physical pattern provide deep bases for a shift from universal mobility toward a more socially-centered approach to situated computing, and from merely positional media toward a semantic component of location models. The goal of this shift is to support the agility with intentions in context that characterizes rich urban life. This paper examines that change as a challenge in bottom-up cultural processes, and suggests "urban markup" as a way to understand the goals in knowledge representation.
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