How can Architects use the Internets new technology?
Architects now have the option of working in the traditional world of built form or in the emerging sphere of imaginary space, also known as cyberspace. While the industry is driven by the need for a more addictive video game or a more realistic VR sex simulator, the same techniques for modeling, rendering, animating and interacting with forms in space can also be used for increasing understanding. From the explanation of transportation flows, to documenting anatomical processes, to the projection of urban zoning patterns, to the reconstruction of archeological sites: a huge range of subjects can be illuminated. The traditional skills of an architect in analyzing, describing and reshaping space and form are well suited for the multimedia industry, particularly in regards to the creation and communication of environments. For those pursuing more traditional professional archectural careers, being able to assimilate new technologies for architectural practice is critically important. Com
