Reflections on
Constructivism and Virtual Design


The University of Melbourne
Faculty of Architecture and Planning
Investigation Program 1C

This work was done as an independent research elective, for the Bachelor of Architecture, fifth year program 1997

Introduction to work

A Virtual Reality design awareness is essential to understanding and relating this future movement to the architecture and society of today. This essay will explore virtual reality agendas, understanding the phenomenon through the employment of comparative research methods.

By comparing the virtual reality design theory to other architectural movements, new ways of understanding the architectural challenges of today may be found. This appreciation should then encourage interaction with the virtual reality and cyberspace mediums, giving a broader contextual view of this current social phenomenon and the opportunities it may encounter.

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