Virtual Reality Check.
The digital world of video games opens up a way of seeing architecture as distinct from the "built, solid, concrete, and understandable", Gerber writes. In another essay in Architectonics of Game Spaces, Stefano Gualeni, a philosopher and game designer at the University of Malta, points out that "vi...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Record Vol. 208; no. 7; pp. 35 - 37 |
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| Sumario: | The digital world of video games opens up a way of seeing architecture as distinct from the "built, solid, concrete, and understandable", Gerber writes. In another essay in Architectonics of Game Spaces, Stefano Gualeni, a philosopher and game designer at the University of Malta, points out that "virtual worlds disclose artificial and often extraordinary horizons of possibilities for both doing and experiencing." The game again was just a game. |
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