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13th July 2001
Plymouth Arts Centre, 38 Looe Street, Plymouth
The V01D symposium is intended to provide an opportunity for practitioners to see some of the best local, national and international methods and solutions for visualizing architectural ideas. Running parallel to the symposium is the V01D Digital Architecture show, also held in the Plymouth Arts Centre, where delegates will have the opportunity to see the work and projects by many of the speakers.
Real Projects
The content of the day's symposium will be largely made up of real projects that have employed a broad range of new technologies to achieve architectural experiences and representations. Technologies will include new 3D rendering software, virtual reality systems, database and network technologies and video compositing tools.
In inviting architects and those involved in new media it is hoped that the two creative fields may identify new opportunities to expand, express and explore aspects of their current business potential. As digital technology becomes more accessible to small businesses the potential for practitioners to express themselves more dynamically and vividly is being increasingly being exploited in many professional and business fields. This symposium offers the chance to learn how this can be applied to the creative world of architectural design.
Speakers
Introduced by Ian Hutchinson, Director of the Plymouth Arts Centre.
Michael Spooner
DeRijke Marsh Morgan, London
Projects: Moshi Moshi, Brighton's conveyor belt sushi bar, the SchoolWorks project, Southwark Council.
Digital Skin
Plymouth based architectural imaging and design practice that integrate three-dimensional projections with still image and video footage.
General Lighting and Power
Digital art direction - a digital solution to a creative brief. Animation, press images, new media, art direction...
limbomedia
Plymouth based company involved with research and commercial projects, providing award winning on-line virtual systems and development of internet architectures.
CMA
established strategic marketing communications company that are developing integrated digital support systems for architectural and engineering practices.
Mike Phillips
Director of The Institute of Digital Arts & Technology involved in developing on-line architectural spaces for research and education.
Chris Speed
Editor of the V01D book and researcher and lecturer at IDAT, with commissions in virtual and real places that explore time and space.
If you would like to attend the V01D symposium you can request an application form here.
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