Perception beyond materiality; or, a transcendental glimpse of architectural space

Title: Perception beyond materiality; or, a transcendental glimpse of architectural space
Creator: Zavoleas, Yannis
Relation: Perception in Architecture: Here and Now p. 196-206
Relation: http://www.cambridgescholars.com/perception-in-architecture
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Resource Type: book chapter
Date: 2015
Description: More than three decades of precipitated digital evolution have passed, and any of the shock of the fist contact with the computer has finally faded away. Navigating in the digital worlds has become more and more natural. The digital worlds are to a large extend recognizable, as many of their characteristics are borrowed from everyday experience, such as the terminology, the formed relationships and the hierarchical order among sets of digital elements. Computer users are now familiar with the idea of digital worlds as mediated platforms supporting common activities, most often related to communication and frequent transactions. Then, is there still anything inherently different from reality in them, often raising doubts that they will at some point be indistinguishable from the physical one that surrounds us?
Subject: digital worlds; computers; technology; architecture
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1336071
Identifier: uon:27545
Identifier: ISBN:9781443872560
Language: eng

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