Exploring the interplay of ecologies in architecture: Archiving digital media
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Pretty, Annabel
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2024-07
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Conference Contribution - Oral Presentation
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hyperreality in architectural representation
architectural representation
architecture and space
archives
digital media
architectural representation
architecture and space
archives
digital media
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Pretty, Annabel C. (2024, July 8-10). Exploring the interplay of ecologies in architecture: Archiving digital media [Paper presentation]. 16th International Deleuze & Guattari DGS24 (Intelligence / Instituting / Archiving) Studies Conference & Camp, Tu Delft, The Netherlands.
https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6602
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This research delves into the intricate relationships shaping the ecologies of architectural representation and their profound impact on contemporary spatial experiences. By examining the dynamic interplay between territorialization, subjectivity, digital media, and simulacrum, this study seeks to unravel the multifaceted dimensions contributing to the architectural landscape’s evolving nature. The theme of territorialization is explored as a mechanism through which physical spaces are delineated, demarcated, and imbued with socio-cultural significance. Investigating the ways in which architecture engages with territorialization unveils the intricate dialogues between built environments and the socio-political contexts in which they exist. Subjectivity emerges as a critical lens through which individuals perceive and engage with architectural spaces. Understanding the subjective experience of architecture delves into the psychological and emotional dimensions, revealing the symbiotic relationship between human perception and the built environment. The integration of digital media into architectural practices is a transformative force that shapes contemporary design, communication, and interaction. This study scrutinizes the impact of digital media on the creation, representation, and dissemination of architectural forms, exploring the potential of technology to redefine spatial narratives.
Simulacrum archiving, in the context of architecture, introduces a dimension of hyperreality, where representations of spaces may surpass their physical manifestations. This investigation contemplates the implications of archiving architectural simulacra, acknowledging the complex interweaving of authenticity, representation, and memory within the digital realm.
By synthesizing these themes, the research aims to contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the ecologies of architecture. The findings hold implications for architects and consumers of architectural imagery, offering insights into the intricate relationships that define the contemporary built environment and its interactions with human experience and technological advancements.
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