Wojciech Odrobina - Virtual architecture
Posted by wojciechodrobina on February 19th, 2020
Wojciech Odrobina - Virtual architecture
It is, for several years, the great trend in architectural design.
Virtual Architecture is defined as the universe of objects built, visualized, accessed, manipulated and used three-dimensionally for architectural purposes in a digital computing environment that gives them the condition of virtuality.
The computer has been the technology with which complex mathematical equations have been conceived to describe space and develop forms; With the help of specific programs designed for that purpose, it has optimized computational processes defined in algorithms for the visualization of architectural structures.
The virtual architecture is one that exists in the digital plane and is not affected by the time factor. The constructions are developed in a digital support. Nor is it affected by gravity or by climatic or geological phenomena and is spared the imagination of the architect.
Wojciech Odrobina graduated with great experience in 2D, 3D Drafter, working with Photoshop, ArchiCAD, and Artlantis Studio. also designed, prepared, and cataloged all kinds of 3D models for buildings, interiors, and exteriors. Being that passionate during my studies made me who I am right now. I seek perfectionism in every project I manage.
The objects and spaces that are part of the virtual architecture are manipulated, visualized and constructed in 3 dimensions with an architectural purpose. The virtual has its own rules and notions. The three-dimensional is what generates the movement from the same image.
Virtual constructions allow scale modifications. You can even work on two different scales simultaneously. It is possible to move inside or outside the building. It can be transported through different regions in cyberspace. You can modify the characteristics of the enclosures, such as color, texture and flexibility. You can perform several tests such as opening and closing doors, turning the light on or off, an internal sound, such as the telephone ringing, can be located.
Virtual architecture also allows us to visualize restored works that have been damaged by weather or wind erosion. In addition, we can observe designs that can be built in the future. The virtual architecture is constantly growing, with new applications and tools.
