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| author | Laffan, Nate Hom, Ashley Castillo, Andrea Nadine Gitelman, Elizabeth Zhao, Rebecca Shenoy, Nikita Schweig, Kaia Rae Isbister, Katherine |
| author_facet | Laffan, Nate Hom, Ashley Castillo, Andrea Nadine Gitelman, Elizabeth Zhao, Rebecca Shenoy, Nikita Schweig, Kaia Rae Isbister, Katherine |
| contents | The Slow Space Editor is a 2D tool for creating 3D spaces. It was built as part of a research-through-design project that investigates how Virtual and Mixed Reality (XR) environments might be used for reflection and attention restoration. In this phase, we seek to radically simplify the creation of virtual environments, thereby broadening the potential group of users who could benefit from them. The research described in this paper has three aspects. First, we define the concept of "slow space," situating it alongside existing research in HCI and environmental psychology. Second, we report on a series of interviews with professional designers about how slow spaces are created in the physical world. Third, we share the design of the tool itself, focussing on the benefits of providing a simple method for users to control their environments. We conclude with our findings from a 19-person qualitative study of the tool. |
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| spellingShingle | The Slow Space Editor : Broadening Access to Restorative XR Laffan, Nate Hom, Ashley Castillo, Andrea Nadine Gitelman, Elizabeth Zhao, Rebecca Shenoy, Nikita Schweig, Kaia Rae Isbister, Katherine Human-Computer Interaction The Slow Space Editor is a 2D tool for creating 3D spaces. It was built as part of a research-through-design project that investigates how Virtual and Mixed Reality (XR) environments might be used for reflection and attention restoration. In this phase, we seek to radically simplify the creation of virtual environments, thereby broadening the potential group of users who could benefit from them. The research described in this paper has three aspects. First, we define the concept of "slow space," situating it alongside existing research in HCI and environmental psychology. Second, we report on a series of interviews with professional designers about how slow spaces are created in the physical world. Third, we share the design of the tool itself, focussing on the benefits of providing a simple method for users to control their environments. We conclude with our findings from a 19-person qualitative study of the tool. |
| title | The Slow Space Editor : Broadening Access to Restorative XR |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07610 |