City Residuals

City Residuals is an interactive web development project based on my contemplation about individualized experience in the city. The project hypothesizes the city as an interface that invokes people's perception and helps them process the information behind. Using the interactivity and flexibility the web offers, City Residuals provides a highly-customizable experience that invite the visitors to rethink about city's functionality and potential and experiments with possible gamified interaction mechanism and space representation within digital media.

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Published
2024-09-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26503/dl.v2024i2.2322
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Digital Games and Media
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City Residuals

Runqi Zhou
Digital Games and Media
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City Residuals

Runqi Zhou
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Abstract

City Residuals is an interactive web development project based on my contemplation about individualized experience in the city. The project hypothesizes the city as an interface that invokes people's perception and helps them process the information behind. Using the interactivity and flexibility the web offers, City Residuals provides a highly-customizable experience that invite the visitors to rethink about city's functionality and potential and experiments with possible gamified interaction mechanism and space representation within digital media.

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