Itch

Using the unmylienated fibers to induce itch is a questionable but potent way to create a sensation in the user. The problem with the use of the sense is how to ensure the itch is desired and is not overwhelming to those that experience it. Is itch a positive experience? In very moderate amounts, itch… Continue reading Itch

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Pressure

Using pressure is not very common in architecture and design. There are physical phenomena that change the pressure of a space, such as weather, elevation, and depth, however designers usually look past it. Nonetheless, an architect can use the sense by affecting the size a shape of spaces–in order to use pressure, we must add… Continue reading Pressure

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Next Steps in Sense Work

Pressure Itch Cold Thermoception Heat Thermoception Proprioception Tension Stretch Vibration Nociception Equilibrioception Creating What changes would you make to use SIMPLE TOUCH? How would you improve SIMPLE TOUCH in design? What would happen if a design was only SIMPLE TOUCH? What would happen if a design did not incorporate SIMPLE TOUCH? What are alternative uses… Continue reading Next Steps in Sense Work

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