Author: Melih Gürcan Kutsal
Melih Gürcan Kutsal
Game and Architecture writer at the PA. Gamer, Wanderer, and Designer, Melih researchers the philosophy of The Game and how games are at the center core of our life. He graduated in architecture from Ya?ar University. His aim is to research New Media Design and Hybrid games in public spaces.
Games help us to connect to the world and allow us to create a community. It helps us be more aware of our surroundings, and in time, those games start to create a community.
The narrative is a very important thing in architectural design projects. Each design must have a goal and a design idea. However, those design ideas don’t have to be focused on narrative, from time to time it’s more focused on function rather than story-telling.
We have only heard of colonizing Mars; however, there is another option from NASA, we can colonize Venus and create floating cities. For inspiration, take a look at floating cities from BioShock Infinite.
In the previous Cyber Renaissance Article, we discussed and explained Cyber Renaissance and where that Term is coming from. From prosthetics to fashion, Cyber Renaissance touches every field in the universe of Deus Ex.
In this article, we’ll look at three intriguing games—Ghost of Tsushima, Civilization 6, and Spider-Man 2018—and see how they may spark creativity, influence creative thinking, and capture these experts’ imaginations.
The connection and design principal similarity between architecture and video games was not clear as it is right now through the year, with the advancement of technology in the game industry and its affection for the architectural industry for its visualization field.
This year, as part of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023, the European Social Place (ECC) revealed its sixth installment of the wide plan display titled “Time Space Existence.”
The Netherlands has as of late declared its cooperation in Expo 2025 in Osaka, Kansai, Japan, and the plan for the Netherlands Structure has been unveiled.
The Huzhou Urban Planning Exhibition Museum, designed by the esteemed architectural firm Perkins+Will, stands as a testament to their innovative approach and collaborative spirit. Project Led by renowned architects James Lu, Jason Hsun, and Leo Li, the project brought together a talented team of professionals.
The White Tower, known as “Weisser Turm,” stands as a groundbreaking architectural marvel that has captured global attention. Nestled in the secluded village of Mulegns, Switzerland, along the enchanting Julier mountain pass, this towering structure reaches a height of 29 meters and is entirely constructed using 3D printing technology.