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Political systems inside community car |
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What makes the community car democratic? We decided to start analyzing the relations of control, power and access inside the car as political systems. Trying to make more evident that the design of the devices inside the car underline the hierarchy and the behavior of people. The first step was analyze the main political systems by criteria that have a parallel in the car interior: power decision, ownership, election and burocracy. This table can be seen here. Then we
looked at the current car system according to the devices, what they control and how many people use them:
Detail of table with analysis of the controls inside the car, Click on the picture to enlarge.
The following step was to think how would be applied political systems in the Multipla within its current internal design. This was made answering common questions that exist in a collective car trip accordingly to different political logics:
:: sketches of political systems inside the car After this step, we selected two sketches and did video scenarios to enhance the communication of the concept. To see the movies, click on the images at the right side bar of this page. Some possible political conformations of the car interior:
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Interaction Design Institute Ivrea | Belmer Negrillo | see personal portfolio at www.mindness.net |