Meaningful Transfer: Tech-Knowlogical Interdependencies in the Digital Built Environment

This paper engages with ideas of tacit and explicit knowledge, how it is created, transferred, ultimately translated in contemporary discourses the digital built environment. The aim to open a more critical original dialogue environment by (a) interrogating innovation as strives utilise relatively distilled information enhance sustainable design, construction operation wider urban areas, (b) representing rights those whose knowledge created transferred (c) further understanding context creation, thus maximising its potential for scaling up sustainability objectives. considers conceptual methodological tools that may help focus novel analysis production transfer three positions have hitherto been considered either isolation or only tangentially connected each other: (1) Science Technology Studies (STS), order understand society technology intertwined importantly form meaningful backdrop engagement knowledge; (2) Organisational Theory (OT) concept “pipelines,” organisations—and broadly cities—can meaningfully capture when transitioning digitally enabled futures; (3) Aspects Actor Network (ANT), travels gets institutionalised new domains. Furthermore, we also use same argue following can individuals navigate Our findings suggest smart “social prosthesis,” works because humans make deficiencies.