IrisVR is building a suite of software that can transform any digital 3D model into an immersive Virtual Reality experience, instantly. While there are a broad number of applications for such a ...

I’m standing over a table, looking at a 3D architectural model of a room. Then I hit a button, and suddenly I’m inside the model itself. I can walk around, get a feel for the space, see how the ...

Virtual reality has given architects alternative ways to work. Paired with real-time visualization software, it offers a robust tool with endless capabilities for your design workflow. It can help ...

Digital Design & Making Across Campus features original works by U of A students who explored augmented and virtual reality alongside woodworking and other hands-on practices.

Matthew Churchill, a junior architecture major from Cordova, Tennessee, uses virtual reality to explore and assess building details he has constructed as part of a case study. The project is part of ...

UC Berkeley’s XR Lab launched a virtual reality project allowing College of Environmental Design, or CED, students and faculty to showcase their work and explore Bauer Wurster Hall remotely. According ...

Augmented reality (AR) software has been a common feature in professional design toolkits for a while. But the recent release of Apple’s Vision Pro glasses shows the mixed-reality wearables sector is ...

In the COVID-19 era, this hybrid exhibition provides the public with physical and virtual spaces to view future built environments conceived by UMA’s talented roster of architecture students. AUGUSTA ...

You can now transform any open space into an exhibition of Pratt Institute student work that you can explore with just your smartphone. Released this spring, the Pratt Virtual Exhibitions app was ...

On the third floor of the University of Houston architecture building, inside Olga Bannova's space architecture laboratory, Paolo Mangili is strapped into a harness suspended on a crane and hovering ...

Among the many shocking and disorienting experiences of 2020 was the arrival, during quarantine, of Zoom as the default social experience. More quickly than I could have imagined, its flat boxes ...

Picture this: After a long day of work, you walk to your favorite bar and slide into the corner booth where your friends are waiting. Or, you and a coworker take an afternoon stroll down a busy street ...