Abstract
One of the most important current issue(s) of architecture in the early stage of the 21st century is perhaps the virtuality. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies through the digital revolution require the paradigm shift of the conventional concepts of architecture. Architects are ‘now able to look back and recognise the architectural potential and spatial structures of cyberspace’ (Spiller 2002, 151).
Author’s PhD research, Animating Architecture, explores new forms of architecture which are generated, developed and represented digital animation technologies. Originally, Labyrinth 00:06:05 is a digital architecture project which is represented in the form of animation. In this book, the author uses a form of science fiction novella to reconstruct the architectural spaces in the animation — the short story questions about the surreal aspects of virtual architecture.
The narrative of the film portrays a man who lives along a blurred boundary between the virtual and the actual, where advanced technology lies in the near future. The Protagonist is stuck in an infinitely looped virtual space. 00:06:05 is the length of the animation film as well as the duration which the protagonist’s space(s) exists.
Author’s PhD research, Animating Architecture, explores new forms of architecture which are generated, developed and represented digital animation technologies. Originally, Labyrinth 00:06:05 is a digital architecture project which is represented in the form of animation. In this book, the author uses a form of science fiction novella to reconstruct the architectural spaces in the animation — the short story questions about the surreal aspects of virtual architecture.
The narrative of the film portrays a man who lives along a blurred boundary between the virtual and the actual, where advanced technology lies in the near future. The Protagonist is stuck in an infinitely looped virtual space. 00:06:05 is the length of the animation film as well as the duration which the protagonist’s space(s) exists.
| Translated title of the contribution | Labyrinth 00:06:05 |
|---|---|
| Original language | Multiple |
| Title of host publication | 건축적 상상력과 스토리텔링 |
| Subtitle of host publication | 바틀렛의 건축 시나리오 |
| Editors | Kyung Wook Seo, Piljoon Jeon, Ju Byung Lee, Hyun Jun Park |
| Place of Publication | Korea |
| Publisher | The Open Books Co. |
| Pages | 122-153 |
| Number of pages | 32 |
| Edition | 1 |
| ISBN (Print) | 9791155350225 |
| Publication status | Published - 3 Jul 2014 |
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Profiles
Hyun Jun Park
- Department of Architecture and 3D Design - Lecturer in Architectural Visualisation
- School of Art, Design and Architecture
- Centre for Urban Design, Architecture and Sustainability - Member
Person: Academic
Cite this
Park, H. J. (2014). 라브린스 00:06:05. In K. W. Seo, P. Jeon, J. B. Lee, & H. J. Park (Eds.), 건축적 상상력과 스토리텔링: 바틀렛의 건축 시나리오 (1 ed., pp. 122-153). The Open Books Co..