The p[AR]k: An Engagement Between Technology and Landscape Performance
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
1-1-2020
Publication Title
CELA 2020
First page number:
63
Last page number:
63
Abstract
Project stakeholders can be further engaged with a project by using a tangible medium with technology to generate augmented and measurable outcomes. This study tests the adaptation of the Augmented Reality (AR) sandbox to include performance measurements such as tree benefits, stormwater management, and accessibility in the scope of pocket parks. Tethering malleable media with advance computational modeling can result in a more comprehensive project outcome by revealing the intangible performance of design with graphic information. Augmented reality sandboxes are becoming a more common tool for landscape architecture classes and other studies to understand heightfields of topography as the user manipulates a form of sand media in an enclosed container.
Keywords
Augmented reality sandbox; Landscape performance; Digital communication; Computational modeling; Parametric modeling
Disciplines
Architecture | Computer Engineering | Digital Communications and Networking | Engineering | Landscape Architecture
Language
English
Repository Citation
Zawarus, P.
(2020).
The p[AR]k: An Engagement Between Technology and Landscape Performance.
CELA 2020
63-63.