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Item type:Item, Diversitätsembleme als individualisierte Visualisierungsform persönlicher Daten im Sinne des Datenhumanismus(2023) Delucchi Danhier, RenateData emblems are personalized graphic representations of personal information. These have gained popularity in recent years, especially on the Internet. This paper presents digital emblems specifically designed to represent individuals working in the field of diversity studies. The paper explains what information has been pivtorally encoded in the emblems, the variables operationalized, the design decisions, and possible uses of the emblems. The personalized emblems are designed according to a predefined visual system that depicts the personal background as well as information about the academic career of the individual. The contribution of the paper is not the analysis of the data but rather a discussion of the design process of the visualization. The overall goal of the project is not to rank or quantify scientists or their work, like a publimetric project would do, but to design identity. Readers are invited to reflect on how personal characteristics may affect research in the field of diversity studies.Item type:Item, Amtliche Mitteilungen der Technischen Universität Dortmund Nr. 24/2026(Technische Universität Dortmund, 2026-10-07)Item type:Item, Urban cracks as adaptive playgrounds for future living(2026-07) Tayefehhosseinlou, ArdalanThis paper reframes neglected interstitial sites, or “urban cracks,” as resources for adaptive and participatory urbanism. It draws on established concepts, including lost space and terrain vague, to assert that the ambiguity and temporality of these sites provide opportunities for experimentation. The analysis is inspired by the philosophy of junk playgrounds, treating play as a guiding principle that suspends prescriptive norms and encourages collective improvisation. The study introduces Minimally Intrusive Interventions (MII), defined as lightweight, mobile, reversible, and abstract elements that activate urban cracks while maintaining their openness. The MII method unfolds iteratively by placing cues, observing site rhythms, inviting engagement, and refining interventions in response. Integrating urban cracks with MII produces adaptive playgrounds, environments in which meaning, relationships, and uses develop over time. This approach complements formal planning by promoting smallscale, provisional configurations and prioritizing observation and contextual resonance over fixed outcomes.Item type:Item, Amtliche Mitteilungen der Technischen Universität Dortmund Nr. 23/2026(Technische Universität Dortmund, 2026-10-05)Item type:Item, Amtliche Mitteilungen der Technischen Universität Dortmund Nr. 22/2026(Technische Universität Dortmund, 2026-10-02)