Ms Bernabei says the range of student projects themselves have also been brought to life in this digital experience and enriched in new ways. “For us, it’s hard for a physical exhibition to compete, and I can’t see us going back, when we can have Luminocity every day and open it up to a much wider audience.” “You’re able to do so many things without constraints, such as time, location, weather, or cost,” he says. He says COVID-19 is accelerating the timeline for virtual technologies and the need for virtual exhibitions, but that people will quickly realise the benefits. You have one foot in the real world, and one foot in the imagined, but it is something that is going to open up a much broader and rich experience of life you control with your own hands.” “There are so many possibilities when it comes to mixed reality to do things that we could only imagine previously. It uses advanced imaging and sensory technology to blend created virtual components with real-life elements to deliver an enhanced sensory experience. Ms Bernabei is working night and day, alongside co-curator Dr Russell Lowe, and VR developer and UNSW graduate James Hargrave, to bring the experience to life using the latest in virtual reality technology.ĭr Lowe, architect and computational designer, describes the exhibition itself as mixed reality. So you’re going to all these amazing different environments, and you really get an understanding of the scale and the impact of these projects in-situation.”
“So you might be on the top of a skyscraper in the middle of the city, then you might be out on an amazing parkland.
“What we show is that from this one building on campus, our ideas and our students launch all over the world to have global impact, and we’re taking you on that tour,” she says. The virtual tour takes the visitor on an exploration of the design journey, beginning at the Red Centre Gallery at UNSW, before branching out to different locations across Sydney and the world where student projects from across all UNSW Built Environment degrees solve urban challenges, from the room to the region. But Luminocity is not just an online exhibition or a regular virtual tour it is a truly immersive experience,” the industrial designer from UNSW Built Environment says. “When people hear the words virtual exhibition, they might have quite a stagnant idea of what that is. It’s unlike anything you’ve seen before and will be one of the most exciting Open Day experiences this year, says exhibition co-curator Rina Bernabei. Alternatively, please request a form to be sent to you by e-mailing or telephoning (01702) 445700.The Luminocity exhibition showcases the UNSW Built Environment design experience from humble beginnings to the global stage.Ī team at UNSW are developing a virtual 360-degree tour that blends reality to reimagine iconic locations around the world. The forms can be found at both our Southchurch and Belfairs reception desks. All concerns will receive prompt attention and will be personally responded to. If you are still not satisfied with the response, please complete a form and hand it into Reception or a Centre Office. You can read our Complaints, Comments and Compliments Policy here The way you are being treated – speak to our Information, Advice and Guidance Adviser.Catering – speak to a member of the catering team.Many problems and concerns can be resolved quickly if they are brought to the attention of the appropriate person as they arise. If you have a concern or are suffering from any form of harassment or discrimination, please speak to your tutor in the first instance or direct your concern to the College Management team using the ‘Comments, Compliments and Concerns’ procedure. Forms are available from college centres. In particular, we would like to hear examples of good service/customer care and suggestions for improvements in the way we do things, to help us to improve our service to you. Whilst we are keen to resolve any concerns you may have about the College, we would also like to give you the opportunity to tell us about any aspect with which you feel particularly pleased.
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