Interactive architecture can be used for data interpretation by providing a physical interface for users to interact with data. This can be achieved through the use of sensors that collect data from the environment, which is then processed and displayed in an interactive format. For example, a building facade could consist of LED panels that display real-time energy consumption data and respond to changes in consumption patterns, encouraging users to actively reduce their energy usage. Similarly, interactive architecture can be used to visualize data in real-time, making it more accessible and engaging for users to understand complex systems such as traffic flow or population density. Additionally, interactive architecture can be used to create immersive environments for data exploration, enabling users to manipulate and explore data in a physical space, fostering collaboration and new insights.
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