Quando le luci si spengono. Prospettive future per la progettazione della casa intelligente

Autori

  • Matteo O. Ingaramo Politecnico di Milano (Italia)
  • Mila Stepanovic Politecnico di Milano (Italia)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/10152021

Parole chiave:

casa intelligente, intelligenza ambientale, tecnologia ubiqua, approcci di design critico, futuri prosperi

Abstract

La situazione della pandemia Covid-19 ha manifestato con grande evidenza l’incertezza e la complessità della nostra esistenza: siamo coinvolti e partecipiamo alla messa in discussione dei modelli di vita consolidati e alla sperimentazione di nuovi modelli politici ed economici che coinvolgono diversi attori, dai sistemi di governo alle comunità o società virtuali. Le tecnologie hanno decisamente un ruolo essenziale in queste trasformazioni e sfide globali al cambiamento. Questo saggio analizza il rapporto tra questo fenomeno generale e il suo effetto particolare sugli individui nella sfera privata, concentrandosi sulla digitalizzazione degli spazi e in particolare di quello domestico. Mediante alcuni casi studio riguardanti tipologie di sistemi di smart home diversi per tecnologie e infrastrutture, modalità d’interazione, hardware e software, e per il loro rapporto con il design di ambienti di questo tipo si porranno in evidenza sia le sfide che le soluzioni emergenti. In conclusione verrà proposto uno scenario di approccio critico ai sistemi complessi del prossimo futuro per progettare in modo più consapevole e coerente un ambiente da vivere intelligente, a dimensione umana e sostenibile.

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Biografie autore

Matteo O. Ingaramo, Politecnico di Milano (Italia)

Professore Associato e Preside del Master of Science in Design & Engineering presso la Scuola del Design. È inoltre Direttore generale di POLI.design, il Consorzio del Politecnico di Milano per la ricerca-azione e la didattica post-laurea, Componente del Gruppo di Ricerca Products, Services and Strategies e Vice Presidente della GDIO Global Design Industry Organization. Concentra la sua ricerca nei campi di design engineering e product integration.
E-mail: matteo.ingaramo@polimi.it

Mila Stepanovic, Politecnico di Milano (Italia)

Dottoranda in Design, concentra la sua ricerca sulle teorie e le pratiche del design critico, sul design per comportamenti consapevoli e sul design di artefatti tecnologici. È docente presso Poli.design e Teaching Tutor nella Scuola del Design del Politecnico di Milano e detiene diversi brevetti internazionali.
E-mail: mila.stepanovic@polimi.it

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31-12-2021

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Ingaramo, M. O. e Stepanovic, M. (2021) «Quando le luci si spengono. Prospettive future per la progettazione della casa intelligente», AGATHÓN | International Journal of Architecture Art and Design, 10(online), pagg. 168–179. doi: 10.19229/2464-9309/10152021.

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