Post by Gramazio Kohler Research

At our group, we continue to explore how immersive technologies can transform architectural design. Our teaching format for Architectural Design, the Immersive Studio Series at ETH Zürich, which has now concluded, invited students to work directly in virtual space, designing in #3D, navigating their projects from a first-person perspective with #VR glasses, and experiencing space as they created it. Using #Rhino, virtual reality, and room-scale projection in the Immersive Design Lab, the studio replaced traditional orthogonal drawings with interactive spatial exploration and section-based representations taken directly from the model. This approach opens new possibilities for teaching, understanding, communicating, and presenting architecture. Teaching Team Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, Jonas Haldemann, Sarah Schneider, Thomas William Lee, Gereon Siévi Students: Felix Affolter, Ivan Bagaturiya, Paul Theodor B., Selma Klee, Marin Lercher, Lars Ludes, Tassilo Meyer, Clara Paulen, Chidi Speranza, Magdalena Stankova, Timon Stettler, Oriana Stücker, Alan Thomas, Melissa Weinig, Tom Bauer, Lara Becks, Lancelot Burwell , Deniz Demian Esen, Anna Hess, Leon Kallert, Žan K., Michael Maurer, Luca Peter, Riccardo A. D. Pizzolotto, Tizian Rein, Joss Russek, Ellen Stenzel, Moritz Wick, Fabio Almeida Ferreira, Mario Bieri, Matteo Cadei, Nuria Estevez, Christoph Gerken, Tiziano Lanza, Jozef Merx, Gabriel Mösch, Carla Ringenbach, Brandon Schwab Rodriguez, Kyan Tami, Tolga T., Tamara Zecevic, Manuel Eichenberger, Matteo Bianchi, Maximilian Bächli, Alexandra Calvet Bordás, Raphael Egli, Selina F., Michelle Kraus, zeming li, Vithursan Manoharan, Carl Petersen, Joel Springfeld, Alessia Venezia, Jintao Yang, Laura Franceschini, Nicola Graf, Halima Hassan, Sven Joliat, Arta Koka, Mario Kündig, Tu Lan, Severin Spörri, Dominic Steigmeier, Zehra Ter, Björn Thorsteinsen Video by Girts Apskalns https://lnkd.in/d-RwsDCN