This paper outlines some implications for the design and evaluation of interactive environments. Certain key points derived from theories of communication and environmental psychology are presented in an attempt to highlight the inherent compatibility, relevance, and usefulness of these approaches for the design and evaluation of spatial interactive systems.
['Charalampos Rizopoulos', 'Dimitris Charitos']
Implications of Theories of Communication and Spatial Behavior for the Design of Interactive Environments