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Situated Displays vs . Municipal WiFi : Comparing the Interactivity of Two Public Infrastructures

We compare the interactive experiences of two public infrastructures — situated displays and a municipal wireless network — using a conceptual framework of place, experience and embodiment. Using the framework as a point of reference, we can begin to address some inherent design issues in these technologies. Consequently, we argue that urban technologies which take into account their environment and leave room for creativity, add and support existing meaningful experiences in the city. Author