Design for Interactive Information Spaces is now available in open access
Design per spazi informativi interattivi (Design for Interactive Information Spaces), by Giorgio Dall’Osso, Michele Zannoni, Fernando Salvetti, and Barbara Bertagni, has been published by FrancoAngeli. The full book is available free of charge in open access, in PDF and accessible EPUB formats.
The book explores how interactive information spaces can enrich cultural, educational, and professional experiences. It examines how physical and digital environments can bring together communication, immersive technologies, and artificial intelligence to create opportunities for participation, learning, and discovery.
Drawing on interaction design, museum exhibition design, cognitive science, and experience design, the authors combine theoretical perspectives with practical models and case studies. A central theme is how to turn information into meaningful experiences that invite people to engage, explore, and actively construct understanding.
The book also draws on a longstanding research collaboration between Logosnet and the University of Bologna, involving Centro Studi Logos and the e-REAL Innovation Labs in joint research and experimentation with the university’s Department of Architecture, under the leadership of Professor Marco Gaiani.
Over the years, this collaboration has supported projects in interaction design, interactive information environments, immersive technologies, and cultural and educational experiences, connecting academic research with practical development.
The book offers insights and tools for designers, curators, educators, and professionals seeking to create engaging, accessible spaces where information, interaction, and learning come together.
Read and download the full book in Italian—free and open access—from FrancoAngeli →