Design with Heritage

“KE计划”将以艺术与人文学科为先导，在大学、文化机构和数码设计业界之间建立一个相互学习的环境。这将有利于英国经济及其在有形、无形和数字文化遗产方面无与伦比的财富，并提升英国在文化遗产领域以数字设计为主导、以研究为基础的知识交流方面的全球领导者地位。目标与特色东九龙文化遗产设计计划将挑战文化遗产学科与数码设计产业的合作，从而发挥其潜力，支持创意经济的发展和增长。它将通过利用研究开发产品和服务以及提高生产力来促进文化遗产资产作为一种资源的价值。它将促进A&H研究与创意产业之间的联系、沟通和交流，并增加公众的参与。独特的是，KE项目将解决数字设计部门与文化遗产的关系，并将解决有效商业参与的障碍，如分散的公司基础，学术界的文化问题和商业部门的资源问题。由UCL管理的AHRC/EPSRC科学与遗产计划的成功，将丰富该项目。这些活动将与RCUK数字经济大挑战、关怀未来主题和加强文化旅游密切相关，这些都是AHRC的主要优先事项。两个工作包（WPs）将用于提供两个主题的知识交流活动：WP1：增强型展览的设计和WP2：增强型文物的设计。伦敦大学学院的Jumpstart活动将产生明确的问题，确定知识交换方面的差距和需求。一份绿皮书将详细说明将数字设计产业与文化遗产结合起来的优先事项。我们将组织两个互动沙坑，讨论环境教育的问题。可研项目将获资助，为新意念的实际探索提供支援。这些项目的产出将包括展览、案例研究、教学和基于网络的材料（如应用程序）。最后的展示活动将以在维多利亚与阿尔伯特博物馆举办的研讨会和加强网络展示的展览的形式传播和交流公众信息。两种机制将支持数字设计行业参与该项目：(i)学术回填计划，使伦敦大学学院和维多利亚与阿尔伯特博物馆的学者和研究人员能够借调到伦敦大学学院和维多利亚与阿尔伯特博物馆从事电子技术可行性项目，并获得经济补偿；（ii）由“沙坑文化文化计划”支持的文化文化项目，解决学术界、文物机构和数码设计行业之间有效合作的障碍。

With the Arts and Humanities as the driver, the KE Project will develop a mutual learning environment among universities, cultural institutions and digital design industry. This will benefit the UK economy, its unparalleled wealth in tangible, intangible and digital cultural heritage and advance the UK's position as the global leader of digital design-led, research-based Knowledge Exchange in the field of cultural heritage.Aims and DistinctivenessThe KE Project Design with Heritage will challenge heritage disciplines to engage with digital design industries, thereby realising their potential to support the development and growth of the Creative Economy. It will promote the value of cultural heritage assets as a resource by utilising research to develop products and services, and to improve productivity. It will facilitate connections, communication and exchange between A&H research and Creative Industries and increase public engagement.Uniquely, the KE Project will address the digital design sector engaging with cultural heritage and will address barriers to effective business engagement such as fragmented company base, cultural issues in academia and resource issues in the business sector. The KE Project will be enriched by the success of the AHRC/EPSRC Science and Heritage Programme run by UCL. The activities will be extremely relevant to the RCUK Digital Economy Grand Challenge, the Care for the Future theme, and enhanced cultural tourism, all major AHRC priorities. Summary of key knowledge exchange activities and main partners involvedTwo Work Packages (WPs) will be used to deliver knowledge exchange activities across 2 themes: WP1: Design for Enhanced Exhibitions, and WP2: Design for Augmented Artifacts. A Jumpstart event at UCL will produce clear questions identifying gaps and needs in Knowledge Exchange. A Green Paper will detail the priorities for engaging digital design industries with cultural heritage. Two interactive Sandpits focussing on the KE questions will be organised. KE Feasibility projects will be funded to provide support for practical exploration of new ideas. Outputs from these projects will include exhibition, case study, teaching, and web-based materials (e.g. apps). A final showcase event will disseminate and communicate public information in the form of a Symposium organised at the V&A, and an Exhibition with enhanced web presence. Two mechanisms will support the engagement of digital design industries with the Project: (i) academic backfill programme enabling academics and researchers at UCL and V&A to be seconded to work on KE Feasibility projects on the basis of financial compensation for their time; (ii) KE Projects, emerging from Sandpits, supported by the KE Project and addressing barriers to effective engagement between academia, heritage institutions and digital design industries.