Corrigendum to “Enhancing human-building interaction and spatial experience in cultural spaces”

Kocaturk T, Greuter S, Hoang T, Wang R. Enhancing human-building interaction and spatial experience in cultural spaces. International Journal of Architectural Computing. 2024;22(2):177-200:10.1177/14780771231225702.”

In the original publication, the following issues were identified and have since been corrected:

• Revision/Deletion of Figures under the Develop-Ideation Section: Figures 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9 (in the previous version) were inadvertently included to showcase explorations for possible solutions ideated early in the project. However, the intention of this section is to showcase the various “guiding principles” ideated to steer the solution space later in the project.

Accordingly,

Figures 5, 6, 7, 9 have been removed

Figure 4 has been replaced with a revised image and its caption is also revised accordingly (the new Figure 4 and revised caption enclosed)

Paragraphs 5, 6, 11 have been removed

First, fourth, eighth paragraphs have been rephrased

Paragraph 9: Text “Use case 6” has been revised to “Use case 4”

Paragraph 12: Text “Use case 8” has been revised to “Use case 5”

Paragraph 13 Text “Use case 9” has been revised to “Use case 6

These revisions have been made to ensure alignment with the removal and revision of the images, thereby enhancing the clarity and coherence of the narrative and the visual content, and to keep the focus of the section on the guiding principles.

• Repositioning and Renumbering of Figure 11: Figure 11 was inadvertently placed under the Prototype-Implement section. The authors have repositioned the figure under the Develop-Ideation section and renumbered it as Figure 7. This correction ensures that the figure is contextually appropriate and enhances the logical flow of the document.

The corrections have been verified through the following measures:

• The Editor-in-Chief of IJAC, who is also a subject expert, has confirmed that the removal and addition of figures, along with the text revisions, do not alter the overall conclusions of the article. The core findings and interpretations remain robust and significant.

• The Special Issue Editor has reviewed the changes and confirmed that the revisions enhance the clarity and accuracy of the presented data without affecting the primary conclusions.

The authors apologize to the readers for any confusion or inconvenience caused by these errors.

Figure 4. See through walls. A visual representation of the idea of a visitor glimpsing at a performance taking place behind a wall through dynamic digital media overlays that augment the space and reveals hidden activities (in real-time) and the details of architectural space.