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‘Indoor Weather Stations’ reveal the home’s microclimate by highlighting small gusts of wind, the colour of ambient light, and temperature differentials within the home. Unlike most technologies for increasing environmental awareness, which are utilitarian and instrumental, the Weather Stations focus is on supporting more poetic readings of the home. Our field study with dozens of the devices in South London homes suggested that devices such as these can encourage interesting, complex or simply different reflections on the relationships between home, technology, and the environment. They move us beyond simple narratives of self-sacrifice and restraint toward more nuanced and complex reflections about sustainability and the home.

Click here<\/a> for a conference paper about the project.

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