An urban media installation at Barangaroo that transforms public space through responsive digital narratives. This project demonstrates how site-specific digital infrastructure can create meaningful connections between architecture, community, and technology.
Urban Context
Barangaroo represents one of Sydney's most significant urban renewal projects. This installation engages with the site's history and future, using digital placemaking to create layers of meaning that respond to both the built environment and the people who inhabit it.
Technical Innovation
The installation integrates real-time data visualization with motion-captured movement data, creating a responsive environment that evolves throughout the day and night. Advanced projection mapping techniques ensure seamless integration with the architectural surfaces.
Community Engagement
By visualizing human movement as persistent digital traces, the work turns the history of community interaction into a living digital layer. This approach makes invisible patterns of use visible, creating new forms of public memory and place identity.