Information
Arch-OS development team:
- B Aga, Director of Operations, i-DAT
baga@plymouth.ac.uk - Martin Beck, Researcher in Evolutionary Computation Techniques, Artificial Life, and Collective Intelligence
m.beck@plymouth.ac.uk - Dr Guido Bugmann, Reader in Intelligent Systems
g.bugmann@plymouth.ac.uk - Stavros Didakis, Research Assistant, i-DAT
stavros.didalis@plymouth.ac.uk - Chris Hunt, Research Assistant, i-DAT
christopher.hunt@plymouth.ac.uk - Dr Simon Lock, Technical Producer, i-DAT
simon.lock@plymouth.ac.uk - Dawn Melville, Director of Operations, i-DAT
dawn.melville@plymouth.ac.uk - Lee Nutbean: Research Assistant in i-DAT
lnutbean@hotmail.co.uk - Mike Phillips, Director of Research, i-DAT and Operating Systems Project Manager.
mike.phillips@plymouth.ac.uk
Many thanks to all the researchers and students who have contributed to the Arch-OS Systems projects over the years. Individual contributions are acknowledged alongside projects and software downloads. Special thanks for Professor Chris Speed, George Grinstead, Adrian Ward and Peter Anders for being there at the beginning.
Arch-OS project collaborators
The Arch-OS project has been developed through a series of collaborations with Architects, Engineers, Digital Media Designers and Artists, including:
- Artsource
http://www.artsource.net.au - IBM Smarter Planet
http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/uk/en/ - John Curtin Gallery
http://johncurtingallery.curtin.edu.au/ - Woods Bagot Architects
http://www.woodsbagot.com/ - Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects
www.feildenclegg.com - Buro Happold
www.burohappold.com - Nightingale Associates
www.nightingaleassociates.com - Hoare Lea
www.hoarelea.com - DrMM (Derijke Marsh Morgan)
www.drmm.co.uk - Signwave
www.signwave.co.uk - limbomedia.
- CASM Group.
The original Portland Square installation was developed in partnership with:
- Exeter Healthcare Arts: http://www.rdehospital.nhs.uk/patients/services/arts/default.html
- Peninsula Medical School partners (Truro, Exeter, Plymouth): http://www.pcmd.ac.uk/
Support
Arch-OS has been developed in collaboration with:
