Digital media technologies are shaping the experience of public space. This is even more true assystems evolve that can sense and react to what is happening around them. With this informationalreshaping of our urban environment, designers are called on to critically engage and create legiblemoments in the multiple fluid realities of our cities. This thesis project explores the role that designinterventions might have in revealing the plasticity of the built environment and public space. Themessages that are projected in public space are made up of content that is shaped by itssurroundings, that is to say the reception of a given message is dependent not only on the media orstory for its legibility, but also on the constantly changing physical context of the space and itscharacteristics. This thesis project attempts to discover a methodology for evaluating the delivery ofcontent in relation to the changing physical context of its transmission within space.
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