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Weather Watchers: Domestic Weather Observation as a Narrative Framework for a Practice-Based Design Research Project

Tobie Kerridge TOBIE KERRIDGE HAS RECENTLY FINISHED AN MA IN INTERACTION DESIGN AT THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART. HE CURRENTLY WORKS AT THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART (RCA) INTERACTION DESIGN RESEARCH STUDIO, AND AS A TUTOR ON A NESTA-FUNDED YOUTH ARTS PROJECT. WEATHER WATCHERS IS WRITTEN HALFWAY THROUGH A TWELVE-MONTH RESEARCH PROJECT FUNDED BY PHILIPS DESIGN IN EINDHOVEN AND THE HELEN HAMLYN RESEARCH CENTRE, ALSO AT THE RCA.
Pages 275-305 | Published online: 21 Apr 2015

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