Participatory design with the Internet.
The Internet is maturing, and as it does, so too are the ways that architects use it. They have come to rely heavily on the Internet to communicate with clients near and far, to thumb through virtual product catalogs, to present their projects to the general public, and to perform myriad other tasks...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Record Vol. 191; no. 8; pp. 157 - 159 |
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