Real Space-Virtual Space. Aesthetics, Architecture and Immersive Environments
Synopsis
This volume explores the complex relationship between real and virtual spaces, analysing how digital media are increasingly reshaping architectural and urban environments. Contributors examine the impact of new technologies on spatial experiences in the contemporary mediascape, from everyday life to urban spaces and immersive architectural design. Through a combination of theoretical essays and concrete case studies, the volume focuses in particular on Virtual Reality (VR) as an innovative tool capable of reimagining spatial design, transforming the interaction between built environments and digital spaces, and offering new perspectives on the future of architecture, urbanism and cultural heritage.
Chapters
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Foreword Real Space-Virtual Space: From Sound Helmets to VR Headset
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From Restricted to General Augmentation. The Networked Digital City as Augmented Environment
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Reworking Architecture as Art in the Age of Virtual Replication
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Virtual Dwelling: Immersiveness, Atmosphere and Spatial Presence
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Digital Tools in Architectural History and Identity of Virtual Space. Research and Teaching Experiences for the Enhancement of Cultural Heritage
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Unveiling Heritage in XR: The Role of Immersive Technology in Redefining Virtual Museum Experiences and Heritage Sites
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Uses of Virtual Reality in an Applied Philosophy Course
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Interview with Valentina Temporin, ULTRA
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Osaka ’70, Narrating the Invisible
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ZHVR Group: Zaha Hadid Architects’ Journey into Virtual Reality
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