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After finishing his design research PhD at [[CUMIS]], Martyn became a research associate at [[Culture Lab Newcastle]], where he worked on cultural and cognitive aspects of physically-anchored systems of spatial organisation. He was then appointed to a lectureship in architecture, also in Newcastle. He originally trained as an architect, and has a particular interest in participatory design prototyping, and in the application of architectural methods to the design and analysis of spatial hypertexts. | After finishing his design research PhD at [[CUMIS]], Martyn became a research associate at [[Culture Lab Newcastle]], where he worked on cultural and cognitive aspects of physically-anchored systems of spatial organisation. He was then appointed to a lectureship in architecture, also in Newcastle. He originally trained as an architect, and has a particular interest in participatory design prototyping, and in the application of architectural methods to the design and analysis of spatial hypertexts. | ||
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* [[Architectural views of information retrieval]] | |||
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* [[ | * [[François Penz]] | ||
* [[Maureen Thomas]] | * [[Maureen Thomas]] | ||
* [[Alan Blackwell]] | * [[Alan Blackwell]] | ||
* [[Ken Wood]] | * [[Ken Wood]] | ||
* [[Ralph Sommerer]] | * [[Ralph Sommerer]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:50, 28 August 2011
After finishing his design research PhD at CUMIS, Martyn became a research associate at Culture Lab Newcastle, where he worked on cultural and cognitive aspects of physically-anchored systems of spatial organisation. He was then appointed to a lectureship in architecture, also in Newcastle. He originally trained as an architect, and has a particular interest in participatory design prototyping, and in the application of architectural methods to the design and analysis of spatial hypertexts.
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