Architecture vs. Dystopia

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Architecture vs. Dystopia

Labels: architecture film, architecture video, university of waterloo

Great video I stumbled upon during a YouTube distraction.

University of Waterloo
Arch 443 Film & Architecture.

An architecture student's surreal nightmare, a dystopic world in which our work consumes us, blurring the lines between our imaginations and reality.

I don't know about you but I thoroughly got into it and enjoyed it.

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sloarch · 821 weeks ago

I have felt this way on many occasions. Walking through the real world I start seeing everything as Revit objects or Photoshop layers. Thanks for sharing!

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TheRevitKid 72p · 821 weeks ago

I know the feeling. I see everything in parameters and now percentages because of LEED. I can't wait to get back in a design studio in September and go through this again... why is it almost joyful to us?

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Sunday, July 5, 2009