Making the invisible visible: Dan Hill on digital design and strategy | SlowTV | The Monthly

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At this State of Design Festival event, Dan Hill discusses how cities worldwide are beginning to transform the urban experiences through smart digital services, to the benefit of all users of the city. He describes a world in which people will increasingly expect the normal urban experience – public transport, wayfinding, council services, urban planning and architecture, cultural activities and so on – to be as interactive as apps on a smart phone. Drawing from his experience with cities and urban developments globally (as a Senior Consultant with Arup), Dan Hill provides a user guide for the coming era of smart cities.

Presented by State of Design at ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne, July 2010

http://www.themonthly.com.au/making-invisible-visible-dan-hill-digital-design-and-strategy-2721

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