4.550/4.570 Computation Design Lab
Learning from Design Heritage
Research Workshop on Data-driven Methods
Examples of projects from the past classes
- Mobile application: augmented reality on site or in museum for visualization of demolished, incomplete or hidden state of the building
- Construction and interface design of multi-disciplinary database of text, artifact, texture, drawing, photography, and video
- Use of photogrammetry/RGBd tools on-site for digitally capturing built forms, texture, as well as movement of people
- Interactive educational tool that uses game engine and helps museum visitors to learn the history and architecture of the heritage
- 3D panoramic/stereographic narrative of immersive, VR experience in built/un-built spatial environment
- Mining big data for analysis and visualization of the heritage as it exists in the mind of people
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A project example using AR developped from a previous workshop in Harbin, China (2016).
(Interactive visualizations of 3D captured forms on postcards) |
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Project Example Developped from 2015 workshop in Vicenza, Italy: Palladio, Burns and 360
(Interactive Panoramic Video) * Use Chrome browser to interactively scroll the view with mouse while playing the video. |
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| Project Example Developped from a 2017 Workshop in Kyoto, Japan: Kangakuin Villa captured in Unity3D | |
| Actions from 2016 MIT-KIT Joint Workshop: Miidera, Kojoin Villa |
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