Schreitcity is Martin Knöll's digital portfolio.

Knöll studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart, where he is a PhD candidate at the institute Grundlagen Moderner Architektur und Entwerfen (IGMA) since December 2007. As part of his doctoral thesis on the relationship of urbanism and health, he is a visiting scholar at the Lansdown Centre for Electronic Arts of the Middlesex University in London/United Kingdom, where he deals with interactive media and healthcare. In 2008/2009 he developed »Diabetes City«, a concept for a mobile health game for children and teenagers with diabetes, together with the IGMA and the diabetes center of the Olgahospital in Stuttgart, Germany. Among his most recent publications are: »Pervasive Health Games«, in: Serious Game Design and Development: Technologies for Training and Learning, Janis Cannon-Bowers & Clint Bowers (eds), IGI Global, (Feb 2010) and «Die hygieniserte Stadt - ... zur Teilnahme an postmodernen Health Games« in: Die alte Stadt, Kohlhammer, (Jul 2010).

Last updated 18 May 2010.

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