Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl, Russian Federation
The paper considers the application of new immersive technologies - from architectural design, information visualisation to the creation of immersive interiors and exteriors of buildings. The author applies a number of conceptual developments, prototypes and experiments in the field of immersive architecture both in virtual space and in reality, and at the boundaries of these environments. The developments include the creation of a virtual model of a building in augmented reality, online interior design, visualisation of architectural objects (from a region to a flat), creation of a museum exposition focused on demonstrating the historical appearance of buildings and territories. When creating an exhibition exposition, the focus is on the presentation of the region using the development of a ‘virtual portal’. Immersive technologies have great prospects for development, which will lead to a significant change in the architectural image as a whole.
immersive architecture, digital technologies, multimedia, mapping, online design, virtual architecture, museum exhibition
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