Shown at Stockholm's ArkDes this fall and now available online, Value in the Virtual explores how our everyday experiences of the built environment will be changed through virtual and augmented reality.
Within a couple of years, virtual reality and related technologies have gone from speculative to ubiquitous. Now, in the hands of a few architects and designers, it has the potential to revolutionize the design process.
With the help of VR and other technology, the Jewish Museum's ambitious exhibition on Pierre Chareau reveals a splendidly idiosyncratic life and work.
The world of architecture and design had its fair share of challenges and bright spots.
With the democratization of virtual reality, architects and designers are discovering new potentials for the technology—and already looking to the next step.
Designers Peter Pashley and Ken Wong are making a name for themselves in the gaming world by tapping into new portable and wearable technologies.
Powerful video-based tools allow seamless collaboration around the world.
Kickstart the Spacemaker VR, a new virtual reality system that gives architects the chance to fully experience their designs.
