TrakLab Upgrade at UCA CResCa Strand 1

UCA CResCa Strand 1 的 TrakLab 升级

• 批准号: AH/X010228/1
• 负责人: Colin Holden
• 金额: $ 122.94万
• 依托单位: University for the Creative Arts
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FX010228%2F1
• 关键词: TrakLab; Upgrade; UCA; CResCa; Strand

UCA Canterbury School of Architecture and Design (CSAD) has a distinctive approach to architectural and spatial design education and research. It is explicitly outward-facing within East-Kent networks of architectural and design practice. In 2014 CSAD's facilities were augmented by 'TrakLab', providing advanced digital recording, scanning, movement tracking, and augmented/virtual reality. The resulting hybrid creative processes, translating tactile and material making into digital representation and analysis, enriched CSAD's approaches to education and research, and industry uptake of advanced digital techniques. This investment for an upgraded TrakLab will impact within UCA and beyond. It will enhance the specialist scanning, tracking, analysis and virtual/augmented reality infrastructure already on offer at UCA Canterbury, consolidating a growing research specialism, supporting the work of staff researchers and providing space and facilities as the focal point for a research community of staff and PGR students. The investment will also have immediate external benefits in the East Kent creative network, supporting the UK's creative economy and proving the value of arts and humanities practice-led research with an initiatives that is open and visible to surrounding business and communities, providing a portal for collaboration.

UCA 坎特伯雷建筑与设计学院 (CSAD) 拥有独特的建筑和空间设计教育与研究方法。它在东肯特建筑和设计实践网络中明显是面向外的。 2014 年，CS​​AD 的设施得到了“TrakLab”的增强，提供先进的数字记录、扫描、运动跟踪和增强/虚拟现实。由此产生的混合创意过程，将触觉和材料制作转化为数字表示和分析，丰富了 CSAD 的教育和研究方法，以及行业对先进数字技术的吸收。这项升级 TrakLab 的投资将在 UCA 内外产生影响。它将增强UCA坎特伯雷分校现有的专业扫描、跟踪、分析和虚拟/增强现实基础设施，巩固不断发展的研究专业，支持研究人员的工作，并提供空间和设施作为研究人员社区的焦点和 PGR 学生。这项投资还将在东肯特创意网络中产生直接的外部效益，支持英国的创意经济，并通过对周边企业和社区开放可见的举措证明艺术和人文实践主导的研究的价值，为合作。