ENVISIONING CLIMATE KEVIN_ALAN Troll Antarctica is currently a large research station. The annual average temperature is −25 °C (−13 °F), with the summer temperature able to reach about 0 °C (32 °F) and the lowest
"… the use of VR means a major force as a training tool and to immerse people in the beauty of the planet and the climate issues that it faces, and one of the best
“Will virtual-reality ‘worlds’ prove distraction or driver for climate action?” “Keith emphasizes the importance of engagement as this particular technology takes shape. “I don’t think the metaverse belongs to Facebook; I think it belongs to
It was an honor to speak at the 30th annual DC Environmental Film Festival. The panel, moderated by Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Katerina Cizek, explores new storytelling technologies that reimagine and re-envision how we
A bright new future full of amazing potential is ours for the taking, so what are we waiting for? ‘The Future Of’ a new documentary series by Netflix, The Verge, and Vox Media premieres next
Thanks so much to Assistant Dean Quilian Riano, professors Laura Diamond and Jonah Rowen, and all the faculty and students at Pratt School of Architecture for the opportunity to present our latest work in progress
Work in progress on 2100: A Dystopian Utopia in VR! Latest updates from our site in Wellington, New Zealand. A furry bridge is seen in the distance spanning the hilltops over the Ngauranga Gorge, harnessing
Work in progress on 2100: A Dystopian Utopia in VR! Here are some updated visualizations from our site in Johannesburg, South Africa. Joburgers and wildlife coexist peacefully through changes in section. An elevated plinth separates
Check out the latest updates on our New York site in Gowanus, Brooklyn for 2100: A Dystopian Utopia in VR! New York, being a part of the eastern seaboard of the United States is now
Student work from our Envisioning Climate summer VR workshop led by Vanessa Keith and Andrew Homick is now up on YouTube and the Columbia GSAPP website, check it out! So proud of this fantastic group