Andreas Tzinis
Architect dip. Metropolitan University
RIBA part 2
tzinis@gmail.com

During this year studying in the MSc for virtual environments I dedicated a lot of my time in learning several programming languages with visual outputs
One of my initial ideas were I could put in use what I have learnt was to design an application that would provide the user with the skills needed to be able to perceive space in virtual reality as well as to learn to control his movements in this non real space computer world.
The fact that I have an architectural background made me be more interested in how I could use these skills I had obtained in order to incorporate them in our perception of our surrounding environment decrypting it and making it richer at the same time.

 

 

Every building has a pulse that derives from the people that are using it, they make it fulfill its purpose the give it life.

How does a passerby perceive a derelict building that is ready for demolition?
Would his perception of it change if he was able to receive more information about it as he walked by, realizing that it still has a purpose?