California Information Infrastructure Pathfinder
Dead Media Project (Encyclopedic resource coordinated by novelist Bruce Sterling)
Digital Signage Expo, (“The world's largest international trade show dedicated to digital signage, interactive technology, and Out-of-Home networks.”)
Graffiti Archaeology Project (Documentation of walls in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City over time)
Media Architecture Compendium, produced by the Media Architecture Institute
Nielsen media research
Radio Days (Archive of historic broadcasts in RealAudio)
Bowlby, Rachel, “Readable city,” PMLA, January 2007, p.306-309
“From tiles to pixels: media: media & the city,” Places, Summer 2006 (Theme issue)
Giaconia, Paola, Script: spot on schools: beyond media, Compositori, NA2728 .B491 2005
Jarworski, Adam et al, Semiotic Landscapes: Language, Image, Space, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
McQuire, Scott, Media City: media, architecture and urban space, Sage Publications, 2008 (via Ebook Central)
McQuire, Scott, The media city: media, architecture and urban space, Sage Publications, HT119.M374 2008
Picon, Antoine, Digital culture in architecture, Birkhäuser, NA2750 .P45 2010
Wallace, Aurora, Media capital: architecture and communications in New York City, University of Illinois Press, 2012 (via Ebook Central)
Blesser, Barry & Linda-Ruth Salter, Spaces speak, are you listening?: experiencing aural architecture, MIT Press, QP443.B585 2007
Grueneisen, Peter, Soundspace: architecture for sound and vision, Birkhäuser, NA737.S78 A4 2003
Jaramillo, Ana M. & Chris Steel, Architectural acoustics, Routledge, NA2800 .J37 2015
LaBelle, Brandon, Acoustic territories: sound culture and everyday life, Continuum, P96 .S66 L33 2010
Long, Marshall, Architectural acoustics, Elsevier/Academic Press, NA2800 .L664 2006
National Academy of Engineering, Technology for a Quieter America, National Academies Press, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Sumrell, Robert & Kazys Varnelis, “The stimulus progression: Muzak and the culture of horizontality,” Verb conditioning: architecture boogazine, Actar, NA687 .C66 2005 (Office)
Thompson, Emily Ann, The soundscape of modernity: architectural acoustics and the culture of listening in America, 1900-1933, MIT Press, NA2800.T48 2000
World Forum for Acoustic Ecology
International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (Annual event since 1998)
Madden, Lester, Professional Augmented Reality Browsers for Smartphones, John Wiley & Sons, 2011 (via Ebook Central)
Mullen, Tony, Prototyping Augmented Reality, Wiley, 2011 (via Ebook Central)
O’Donnell, Caroline (editor), The Cornell journal of architecture. 10, Spirits, Cornell AAP Publications, NA1.C68 2016 #10
Rabbi, Ihsan & Sehat Ullah, “A survey on augmented reality challenges and tracking,” Acta Graphica, v. 24, #1/2, 2013 (via semanticsscholar.org)
Ross, Christine, “Spatial poetics: the (non)destinations of augmented reality art, part I,” Afterimage, September/October 2010, p.19-24 (Part II, November/December 2010, p.16-20)
Self, Jack, “Digital natives and the death of the desk: a glimpse into the future of work,” Architectural Review, January 2011, p.22
Major out-of-home advertising services like Clear Channel Outdoor, JDecaux, Lamar, and OUTFRONT Media, provide billboards, digital billboards, small screens, bus graphics, etc.
Gudis, Catherine, Buyways: billboards, automobiles, and the American landscape, Routledge, 2004 (via Ebook Central)
Jakle, John A. & Keith A. Sculle, Signs in America's Auto Age: signatures of landscape and place, University of Iowa Press, 2004 (via Ebook Central)
MMT (Large-format sign production)
Noever, Peter & Kimberli Meyer, How many billboards?: art in stead, Verlag für Moderne Kunst Nümberg, N8217.A35 H69 2010
Olmstead, Frederick Law, Jr., “Reform in Public Advertising,” Brush and Pencil, September 1900, p.247-249, 251-253, 255-256 (PDF via Jstor)
Sign Industry.com (Professional resources & links)
… Also see tab: “DIGITAL OUT-OF-HOME (DOOH) ADVERTISING”
Heinich, Nadin, “Beyond Blade Runner,” Topos, 2016, #95, p.96-101
Media Architecture Compendium, produced by the Media Architecture Institute
Townsend, Alastair et al, “Data-driven cities,” A & U: Architecture & Urbanism, November 2014 (Theme issue)
… Several digital façade systems are currently being produced, including Blip, MediaGlass, and MediaMesh.
Captivate Network (“more than 10,000 office elevator displays across North America”)
Côté, Rob, “What is DOOH media?,” Broadsign, May 9, 2018, (Blog post via broadsign.com)
Digital Signage Expo, (“The world's largest international trade show dedicated to digital signage, interactive technology, and Out-of-Home networks,” sponsored by Digital Signage Connection newsblog.)
Digital Signage Today (Industry news)
International Dark Sky Association (Advocating “to protect wildlife, cut energy waste and stop light pollution”)
Watchel, Jerry, “Digital billboards, distracted drivers,” Planning, March 2011, p.25-27
Brown, Brian, “Re-picturing the ‘post-Fordist’ Motor City: commissioned street art in Downtown Detroit,” Architecture_MPS, September 2017 (via scienceopen.com)
“Graffiti,” Oxford Art Online
Graffiti Archaeology Project (Documentation of walls in L.A., SF and NYC over time)
Kurlansky, Mervyn & Jon Naar, The faith of graffiti, Praeger, GT3913. N72 N44 (Oversize shelf)
Paul 107, All-City: The Book about Taking Space, Independent Publishers Group, 2003 (via Ebook Central)
Roundtree, Al, “Graffiti artists "get up" in intellectual property's negative space,” Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal, v. 31, #3, 2013 (Full text pdf via http://www.cardozoaelj.com)
Baboulet, Luc et al, "Histoire(s) du Kosque," AMC le Moniteur Architecture, May 1999, p.66-87
Cook, Peter, “Not to be taken seriously: kiosks, roadside joys and other things that are beneath architectural contempt,” Architectural Design, May/June 2015, p.56-63
“Kiosk,” Oxford Art Online
Kiosk Marketplace (Industry news)
"Micro architettura," Domus, October 1997 (On kiosks)
Pedersen, Martin C. et al, “Brand new world… What is a store today anyway?” Metropolis, November 2011, p.50-55
Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA)
Goodman, Amanda L., Digital media labs in libraries, ALA TechSource, 2014 (via Ebook Central)
International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF)
"Médiathèques / Multi-media libraries," Techniques & Architecture, June/July 2001 (Theme issue)
“Cinéma en plein à Téhéran,” Architecture d'aujourd'hui, December 1960-January 1961
Mov Mob (Temporary drive-ins)
Screen City Biennial, Stavanger, Norway, “dedicated to the moving image presented in public spaces”.
Longstanding open-air movie screenings include Cinéma en plein air (Parc La Villette, Paris), Cinespia (Hollywood), Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House (London), and Bryant Park Movie Nights (New York). The Cinerent company produces the Alltours Kino, Düsseldorf (1993), St. George Open Air Cinema, Sydney (since 1998), and Shell OpenAir (formerly Vivo OpenAir), Rio de Janeiro (2002).
Arenson, Adam, Banking on beauty: Millard Sheets and midcentury commercial architecture in California, University of Texas Press, N6537.S524 A88 2018
LaTorre, Guisela, Walls of Empowerment: Chicana/o Indigenist Murals of California, University of Texas Press, 2008 (via Ebook Central)
Teicholz, Tom, Wilshire Boulevard Temple and the Warner murals, Oro Editions, NA4690 .T453 2013
Bruns, James H., Great American Post Offices, NA4451.B78 1997
Craig, Lois A., The Federal Presence: architecture, politics and symbols in U.S. government building, MIT Press, NA4205.C7
Customized Logistics & Delivery Association
Esin, Simge & Oguzhan Ozcan, “From post office to public communication points,” Journal of architectural & planning research, Summer 2010, p.163-180
“Postage stamp,” Oxford Art Online
Short, C.W. & R. Stanley Brown, "Post Offices," in Public Buildings: architecture in the Public Works Administration, Da Capo Press, NA4208.A4 1939 (pages 579-97)
Universal Postal Union (Worldwide links)
Bowlby, Rachel, “Readable city,” PMLA, January 2007, p.306-309 (via JSTOR)
Carter, Karen L., “The Spectatorship of the “Affiche Illustrée and the modern city of Paris, 1880-1900,” Journal of Design History, 2012, Vol.25, #1, p.11-31 (via JSTOR)
Geyh, Paula E., “From cities of things to cities of signs: urban spaces and urban subjects in Sister Carrie and Manhattan Transfer,” Twentieth Century Literature, Winter 2006, p.413-442 (via JSTOR)
Guffey, Elizabeth E., Posters: a global history, Reaktion Books, 2014 (via Ebook Central)
Hewitt, John, “Posters of distinction: art, advertising and the London, Midland, and Scottish Railways,” Design Issues, Spring 2000, p.16-35
Lerner, Jillian Taylor, “The French profiled by themselves: social typologies, advertising posters, and the illustration of consumer lifestyles,” Grey Room, #27, Spring 2007, p.6-35
“Poster,” “Printed ephemera,” Oxford Art Online
Evans, Barrie, “News storeys [Newsroom, London],” Architect’s Journal, September 26, 2002, p.36, 38
“Printing,” Oxford Art Online
Solomonson, Katherine, Chicago Tribune Tower competition, Cambridge University Press, NA6233.C4 C466 2001
Stamm, Michael, “Newspapers, radio, and the business of media in the United States,” OAH Magazine of History, January 2010, p.25-28 (via JSTOR)
“The New York Times building, New York, USA, 2000-2007,” AV Monographs, 2017, #197-198, p.24-33
Tigerman, Stanley, Chicago Tribune Tower competition, Rizzoli, NA2340 .C47 1981 (see also: tower competition entries, NA2340.C47 vols.1 & 2)
"What's New in Newspaper Plants," Architectural Forum, May 1956, p.130-135
Arceneaux, Noah, “Wanamaker’s Department Store and the origins of electronic media, 1910-1922,” Technology and Culture, October 2010, p.809-828 (via JSTOR)
“Built-in radios,” Pencil points, October 1939, p.665-670
Douglas, Susan J., Listening in: radio and the American imagination, University of Minnesota Press, 2004 (via Ebook Central)
Radio Days (Archive of historic broadcasts in RealAudio)
“Singapore MediaCorp: Buona Vista One-North, Singapore 2011-,” Architecture & Urbanism, July 2012, p.96-101
Stamm, Michael, “Newspapers, radio, and the business of media in the United States,” OAH Magazine of History, January 2010, p.25-28 (via JSTOR)
Yusaf, Shundana, Broadcasting buildings: architecture on the wireless, 1927-1945, The MIT Press, NA2543.M37 Y87 2014
… For the design of radios, see the fan sites Joe's Radio Page, Radiola Guy, and Transistor Radio Culture & Design
Abbondandolo, Ilaria, “‘A calligraphy I have invented many times before.’” AA Files, 2013, #66, p.108-113
Burke, Chris, “Peter Behrens and the German Letter: Type Design and Architectural Lettering,” Journal of design history, Vol.5, #1, 1992, p.19-37
Cannell, Michael, “Lives in letters: the writing on the wall has meaning beyond its words,” Landscape Architecture Magazine, May 2014, p.154-159
Capdevila-Werning, Remei, “Can buildings quote?” Journal of Aesthetics & Art Criticism, Winter 2011, p.115-124 (via academia.edu)
Crowe, Michael F., “Neon signs: their origin, use, and maintenance,” APT Bulletin, Vol.23, #2, 1991, p.30-37
“Epigraphy and inscriptions in medieval art,” Oxford Art Online
Gibson, David, Wayfinding handbook: information design for public places, Princeton Architectural Press, 2009 (via Ebook Central)
Hofmann, Armin, “Lettering and architecture,” JAE, September 1975, p.18-19
International Conference of Building Officials, Uniform Sign Code
Katz, Joel, Designing information: human factors and common sense in information design, John Wiley & Sons, 2012 (via Ebook Central)
Meuser, Philipp & Daniela Pogade (editors), Wayfinding and signage, DOM Publishers, NC1002.S54 W39 2013
Smitshuijzen, Edo, Signage design manual, Lars Müller, NK8643.45 .S65 2007
Wilkinson, Tom, "The writing on the wall," The Architectural Review, December 2018 / January 2019, p.16-21
Dobkin, Josephine C., “The Laying of the Atlantic Cable: Paintings, Watercolors, and Commemorative Objects,” Metropolitan Museum Journal, 2006, Vol.41, p.155-170
Niebisch, Arndt, “The Telegraphic Village Communication and Empire in Kleist and Verne,” South Atlantic Review, Spring 2009, p.93-110
Standage, Tom, The Victorian Internet, Walker and Co., HD7631.S677 1998
“Western Union Telegraph Building,” The Aldine, January 1875, p.258
Crystal, David, Txtng: The Gr8 Db8, Oxford University Press, 2008 (via Ebook Central)
Flynn, Katherine, “Good call,” Preservation, Spring 2016, p.10 (Telephone booth preservation)
Holliday, Kathryn E., “Verizon Building (Barclay-Vesey Building for the New York Telephone Company),” Journal of Architectural Education, 2013, Vol.67, #1, p.156-158
Menke, Richard, “The medium is the media: fictions of the telephone in the 1890s,” Victorian Studies, Winter 2013, p.212-221
Mills, Mara, “Deafening: noise and the engineering of communication in the telephone system,” Grey Room, Spring 2011, #43, p.118-143
Ito, Mizuko, et al, Personal, portable, pedestrian: mobile phones in Japanese life, MIT Press, 2006 (via Ebook Central)
Schäffner, Wolfgang, “The telephonic revolution of the digital image,” Grey Room, Spring 2011, #43, p.145-155 (via Jstor)
Tumminelli, Paolo A., "Handheld Cell Telephones," Domus, September 1994, p.82-91
"CBS, Television City, Los Angeles," Arts & Architecture, January 1953, p.20-23 (On the first purpose-built TV studio)
"Construction Study: Purpose-Built Television Station," Architects' Journal, April 20, 1994, p.29-39
Doordan, Dennis P., “Design at CBS,” Design issues, Spring 1990, p.4-17
Early Television Foundation & Museum
Sewell, Philip W., Television in the age of radio, Rutgers University Press, 2014 (via Ebook Central)
Morteo, Enrico, "Una macchina domestica: il televisione," Domus, April 1990, p.68-77, xxiv (Italian and English)
Television history (Fan site)
Williams, Raymond, Television: technology and cultural form, Routledge, HE8700.4 .W54 2003
Dead Media Project (Encyclopedic resource coordinated by novelist Bruce Sterling)
“Pneumatic networks,” part of the Museum of Retro Technology; see also Hayhurst, The Pneumatic Post of Paris, 1974
“Semaphore line” (Wikipedia on the optical telegraph)
“Antenne d'Italia: new icons,” Arca, October 2004, p.78-81 (On cell towers)
Barratt, Claire & Ian Whitelaw, The spotter's guide to urban engineering: infrastructure and technology in the modern landscape, Firefly Books, TA148 .B37 2011
California Information Infrastructure Pathfinder
Crandall, Robert W., Competition and chaos: U.S. telecommunications since the 1996 Telecom Act, Brookings Institution Press, 2005 (via Ebook Central)
Flint, Anthony, “Creative stealth: can landscape architects really camouflage the ubiquitous cell tower?” Landscape Architecture, January 2003, p.54, 56, 58-61
Hayes, Brian, Infrastructure: a guide to the industrial landscape, W. W. Norton & Company, TS190.5 .H39 2014
Huler, Scott, On the grid: a plot of land, an average neighborhood, and the systems that make our world work, Rodale, HC110. C3 H85 2010
Parks, Lisa & James Schwoch, Down to Earth: satellite technologies, industries, and cultures, Rutgers University Press, 2012 (via Ebook Central)
Paul, Clayton R., Transmission Lines in Digital and Analog Electronic Systems, John Wiley & Sons, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Richharia, Madhavendra & Leslie David Westbrook, Satellite Systems for Personal Applications: Concepts and Technology, John Wiley & Sons, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Varnelis, Kazys, The infrastructural city: networked ecologies in Los Angeles, Actar, HT168 .L8I54 2008
Colomina, Beatriz et al, Cold war hothouses: inventing postwar culture, from cockpit to playboy, Princeton Architectural Press, 2004 (via Ebook Central)
Colomina, Beatriz, Domesticity at war, MIT Press, NA7208 .C589 2007
Colomina, Beatriz, “The media house,” Assemblage, #27, Spring 1995, p.55-66
Home Theater (“The Authority in Entertainment Intelligence”)
Johnson, Laura C., “From hybrid housing to cybrid neighborhoods: case studies of five decentralized tele-workspaces,” Journal of Architectural & Planning Research, Summer 2003, p.136-152
Kraut, Robert et al, Computers, phones, and the Internet: domesticating information technology, Oxford University Press, HM851 .C665 2006
McLuhan, Marshall, Understanding Media: the extension of man, Gingko Press, P90 .M26 2003 (Chapter 13, “Housing”)
Melhuish, Clare, “Home-working: the new peasantry or a regenerative impetus for cities?” Architectural review, March 2011, p.29
Secrets of Home Theater & High Fidelity (Nerd-oriented)
Bell, Emily, "Who owns the news consumer: social media platforms or publishers?" Colombia Journalism Review, June 21, 2016
“Communication & intention,” “Information theory,” “Language, philosophy of,” “Meaning & communication,” Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
“Communication theory,” Oxford Art Online
Debord, Guy-Ernest, The Society of the spectacle, 1967 (via nothingness.org)
Gleick, James, The information: a history, a theory, a flood, Pantheon Books, Z665 .G547 2011
Hendricks John Allen et al, Twenty-First-Century Media Industry, Lexington Books, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
"Information," “Pragmatics,” “Speech acts,” Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
International Institute of Communications
"Internet & technology," and "News habits & media," Pew Research Center
Nielsen media research
Public Relations Society of America
Ryan, A History of the Internet and the Digital Future, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Shannon, C. E. “A Mathematical theory of communication,” Bell System Technical Journal,v. 27, #3, 1948 (Established information theory as a discipline)
Varnelis, Kazys et al, Networked publics, MIT Press, 2008 (via Ebook Central)
White, Michele, The body and the screen: theories of internet spectatorship, MIT Press, 2006 (via Ebook Central)
Winn, J. Emmett et al, Transmitting the Past: Historical and Cultural Perspectives on Broadcasting, University of Alabama Press, 2005 (via Ebook Central)
Coleman, B. & Clay Shirky, Hello Avatar: Rise of the Networked Generation, MIT Press, 2011 (via Ebook Central)
Doesinger, Stephan, Space between people, Prestel, NA2543.T43 S63 2008
Flachbart, Georg & Peter Weibel (editors), Disappearing architecture: from real to virtual to quantum, Birkhäuser, NA2728 .D57 2005
Nunes, Mark, Cyberspaces of everyday life, University of Minnesota Press, 2006 (via Ebook Central)
Silver, David et al, Critical cyberculture studies, New York University Press, 2006 (via Ebook Central)
Thomas, Maureen & Francois Penz (editors), Architectures of Illusion: From motion pictures to navigable interactive environments, Intellect, 2003 (via Ebook Central)
Coyne, Richard, Tuning of Place: sociable spaces and pervasive digital media, MIT Press, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Ling, Richard Seyler, New tech, new ties: how mobile communication is reshaping social cohesion, MIT Press, 2008 (via Ebook Central)
Ling, Richard Seyler, Taken for grantedness: the embedding of mobile communications into society, MIT Press, 2012 (via Ebook Central)
Love, Steve, Understanding Mobile Human-Computer Interaction, Elsevier, 2005 (via Ebook Central)
Pedersen, Isabel & Andrew Iliadis, Embodied computing : wearables, implantables, embeddables, ingestibles, MIT Press, QA76.592 .E43 2020
De Souza e Silva, Adriana & Jordan Frith, “Location-based mobile games,” in Playful identities: the ludification of digital media cultures, Valerie Frissen et al (editors), Amsterdam University Press, p.169-180 (via JSTOR)
Friers, Lars & Lars Meier, Encountering Urban Places: visual and material performances in the city, Ashgate, 2007 (via Ebook Central)
Gibson, David, Wayfinding Handbook: information design for public places, Princeton Architectural Press, 2009 (via Ebook Central)
International Global Navigation Satellite Systems
Kling, Beate, Signage: spatial orientation, Edition Detail, NC1002.S54 K55x 2013
Koerten, Hank, Taming Technology: the narrative anchor reconciling time, territory and technology in geoinformation infrastructures, IOS Press, 2011 (via Ebook Central)
Meuser, Philipp & Daniela Pogade (editors), Wayfinding and signage, Dom publishers, NC1002.S54 W39 2013
Plumert, Jodie M. & John Spencer, Emerging Spatial Mind, Oxford University Press, 2007 (via Ebook Central)
Rida, Amin et al, RFID-Enabled Sensor Design and Applications, Artech House, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Russell, Ben, Headmap Manifesto, 1999 (“An early proposal for locative media”)
Verhoeff, Nanna, Mobile screens: the visual regime of navigation, Amsterdam University Press, 2012 (via Ebook Central)
Anderson, Sam, "In Defense of Distraction,” New York magazine, May 17, 2009
“Attention,” Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Freedman, Robert, Noise Wars: compulsory media and our loss of autonomy, Algora Press, 2009 (via Ebook Central)
Harper, Richard H. R., Texture: human expression in the age of communications overload, MIT Press, 2010 (via Ebook Central)
Albrechtslund, Anders, “Participatory Surveillance in the Intelligent Building,” Design issues, Summer 2011, p.35-46 (via Jstor)
Anumba, Chimay J. & Xiangyu Wang (editors), Mobile and pervasive computing in construction, Wiley-Blackwell, 2012 (via Ebook Central)
Crisinel, Michel et al (editors), Glass & interactive building envelopes, IOS Press, 2007 (via Ebook Central)
Fox, Michael (editor), Interactive architecture: adaptive world, Princeton Architectural Press, NA2543.T43 I59 2015
Guallart, Vincent, et al, Media house project: the house is the computer, the structure is the network, TH6012.M43 2004
McCullough, Malcolm, Digital ground: architecture, pervasive computing, and environmental knowing, MIT Press, QA76.9.A73 M45 2004
Artificial satellites, Billboards, Broadcasting studios, Communication, Communications complexes, Communication towers, Computer centers, Computer laboratories, Human-computer interaction, Internet, Kiosks, Mailboxes, Mass media and architecture, Media rooms, Media skins, Médiathèques, Megascreens, Multimedia centers, Multimedia libraries, Newspaper buildings, Newspapers, Newstands, Post offices, Postal sorting centers, Printing plants, Publishing, Publishing offices, Radio stations, Radio towers, Relay stations, Telecommunication buildings, Telecommunication systems, Telecommuting, Telegraph, Television broadcasting stations, Television broadcasting studios, Telephone booths, Telephone buildings, Transmission towers, Vidéothèques