Abstract
Interaction design is an integrated discipline of designing interactive environments, digital products, and services for our everyday lives. Increasingly, research work in interaction design is addressing user experiences beyond interactive objects to the city- the physical, the social, and the sensible. This paper presents a novel approach to reimaging humane cities by introducing interaction design to an interactive design studio. The student-created interaction design projects are exhibited in a remodeled old house in a historical city. The process, method, and outcome of interaction design practices are explored for culture and urban revitalization.
