Abstract

Chapter presents research on the nature of graphic design practice in an interdisciplinary environment in relation to site-specific urban spaces. The role of experiential learning and ways to better connect place theory with real skills for urban design are contextualised by our roles as educators and practitioners in our respective fields of graphic design architecture. Machine for Experiential Urban Learning (MEUL)represents the combined original output of the project so far, creative mechanisms for teaching, learning and investigating about place inexisting urban environments.