Student: Francisco Landeros
Advisor: Scott Shall
Content Experts: Karl Daubman , Eric Ward
Using an ideology of architecture serving as a vessel, a digital simulation of the world can ultimately lead to the discovery of emerging omnipresent, intelligent digital life forms. This is explored within architecture by redefining the relationship between architecture’s substrata: Agent (occupant), Act (activity), and Field (Space).
The Agent – the occupant within the Field (currently described as human), Act – the activity performed by the occupant, and the Field – the space where the Agent does the Act, are substrata for the architect to design. The relationship between these three can be investigated to consider architecture as a network of Agents, Acts, and Fields. Within this architectural network, a vessel for emerging digital life forms can be discovered.
Use Your Cell Phone as a Document Camera in Zoom
From Computer
Log in and start your Zoom session with participants
From Phone
To use your cell phone as a makeshift document camera
