This project investigates traces of the “digital city” and its networks, from multimedia districts to virtual environments and mobile devices. The role of technology in the city has been an important focus of cultural research. While earlier studies have concentrated on urban infrastructure such as electrification and transportation routes, new communications media have given rise to technological systems and networks that re-order the city. Through the workings of new communications media, the social and technological apparatus of cities is transformed, altering the terms of urban theory and representation.


CONTACT:
dcp@alcor.concordia.ca

2005-05-04

Four of our engineering students have been
awarded the MET Advisory Board Fourth Year
Thesis/Project Award for their work on a
Wireless Networking for a Universal
Sensor Platform.
Gabriel Asslo, Andrew
Berthe, Besnik Beshi, and Benjamin Rossignol
will go to the University of Toronto to receive
the award.

2005-03-28

We are pleased to announce that we received
funding for our project Seeding the Network:
Game-Play and Cross-Pollination in the
Digital Arboretum
from Hexagram: Institute
for Research/Creation in the Media Arts
and Technology.
Montréal, Québec

> launch the Hexagram website


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