Initiatives / Experiments / Visions
Augmented Experience Workshop
Project description
augmented, adj. - made greater, larger, or more completeAugmented Experience workshop is a two-week workshop held at 2018 European Architecture Students Assembly RE:EASA 2018 in Rijeka, Croatia. The aim of the workshop is to explore the potential of combining analog and digital techniques of drawing and possibilities of using virtual reality infrastructure in architecture, as well as offering the residents of the city of Rijeka a whole new perspective of some of the important and well-known locations in the city. Workshop methodology consists of capturing the 360×180° panoramic views of different locations in Rijeka and transcribing them into an architectural drawing. Afterwards, as a new picture representing the same space, the final drawings are returned into virtual space to question the results.Workshop Participants: Aniruddh Sharan, Elena Kaytaz, Flores Axel Böðvarsson Terry, Gogi Kamushadze, Hilda Uusitalo, Maciek Wewiór, Marte Aateigen Marum, Natalia Drożdżowska, Pāvels OsipovsWorkshop results: https://roundme.com/tour/295957/view/940380/ Workshop processfolio: https://www.instagram.com/augmentedexperience/
Author's presentation text
Stojanović Hristina (Belgrade, 1991), received her Master’s degree from the Faculty of Architecture University in Belgrade in 2015. Since 2013 she has been working as a project architect in URED architecture studio, based in Belgrade. Currently she is in the third year of post-graduate studies at the Faculty of Architecture University in Belgrade, where she is working as a teaching assistant. Through her academic research she examines various potentials of drawing in the process of conception of architectural space.Nikola Milanović (Kragujevac, 1989), received his Master’s degree from the Faculty of Architecture University in Belgrade in 2013. Since 2013 he has been working as a project architect in URED architecture studio, based in Belgrade. Currently he is studying post-graduate studies at the Faculty of Architecture University in Belgrade, where he is working as a teaching assistant.
