read/write: mixed reality urbanism explores how architecture must begin to consider its role in digital space. taking the Barbican Estate in London as a case study the city is approached as a greenscreen ready to host new content spatially whilst learning from key visual urbanists, Schinkel and Lynch, their spatial sequences and five elements act as the generator for considering a mixed reality urbanism
read/write: mixed reality urbanism
read/write – thesis exploring the role architecture may take in a mixed reality, exploring how urban cues may be reconfigured and re-organised into a novel way to navigate and explore the city. –
Shaun McCallum Studio Lynn, Vienna 2019/2020.
read/write: mixed reality urbanism
read/write – thesis exploring the role architecture may take in a mixed reality, exploring how urban cues may be reconfigured and re-organised into a novel way to navigate and explore the city. –
Shaun McCallum Studio Lynn, Vienna 2019/2020.
read/write: mixed reality urbanism
read/write – thesis exploring the role architecture may take in a mixed reality, exploring how urban cues may be reconfigured and re-organised into a novel way to navigate and explore the city. –
Shaun McCallum Studio Lynn, Vienna 2019/2020.
Parts
Shakespeare Tower
Barbican Centre Model + read/write: mixed reality urbanism book
Axonometric View – AR in Action
Augmented Reality Application
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Augmented Reality Application
Augmented Reality Application