As I'm looking at the Social Technologies pavilion, I have no idea how it can fight crime, but the idea of using architecture to instill safety in dubious environments is a rather interesting concept. This project essentially utilizes digital tools to identify guilty individuals.
Conceived by students from the Department of Architecture and Design at Aalborg University, the Social Technologies project works in collaboration with the Danish National Crime preventing council, sociologists,media artists, architects, and CNC manufacturing companies.
Crime-Fighting Pavilions
The Social Technologies Project Combines Architecture with Digital Tools
Trend Themes
1. Crime-preventing Architecture - Creating buildings and structures with safety features to prevent crime using digital tools and technologies.
2. Digital Crime Prevention - Digital technologies and tools used in identifying and apprehending criminals.
3. Collaborative Crime Prevention - Bringing together professionals from different fields to work jointly in designing crime-fighting structures using digital tools.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunities to create new designs and features to enhance security in buildings and structures.
2. Law Enforcement - Use of digital tools to assist in identifying and prosecuting criminals.
3. CNC Manufacturing - Opportunities to manufacture new design features to enhance safety in architectural structures.