This paper proposes a starting point for understanding the material of information architecture practice, by answering the question, "What are we archi-tecting when we practice information architecture?" I propose in summary form some ideas about how information architecture's medium, information, can be usefully described in three modalities (physical, semantic, and digital), and how a full understanding of embodied cognition and affordance theory can help us connect the abstraction of language with structuring concrete, bodily experience.
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Hinton, A. (2014). What We Make When We Make Information Architecture (pp. 103–117). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06492-5_8
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