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Architecture and urban planning (3 d) representation
This document discusses the representation of architecture and urban planning in games and toys. It begins with an introduction on 3D viewing toys and board games that model construction management. It then reviews different types of games that feature architecture and urban planning, including playcards, toys, puzzle games, board games, role-playing games at the city scale, and computer games. Examples are provided for many of these categories. The document concludes by noting how games can be used for educational purposes and involve societal participation in urban planning decisions.
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- 1. ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING(3D) REPRESENTATION IN GAMES AND TOYS Maria BOSTENARU DAN
- 2. Introduction Reviewof architecture and urbanism games Conclusions
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- 4. Introduction Toys –3D viewing Canadian Centre of Architecture exhibitions Games – construction management models (resource) Most research on computer games Board games Board Games Studies conference - archaeology
- 5. Review of architecture andurbanism games
- 6. Review of architectureand urbanism games Playcards Toys Puzzle games Board games Role playing games at city scale Computer games
- 7. Playcards Souvenir playingcards (photographic reproduction of monuments): Gaudi, Berlin, Chicago, Philadelphia Più e meno (associations) Baustelle Kartenspiel SimCity
- 8. Toys Frank LloydWright, Buckminster Fuller Froebel toys (Kindergarten) Today: SketchUp Skyscraper/tower building “Stadtbaukasten” (Il Gioco della capitale = Capital game) - "Geburt einer Hauptstadt" (June 17 - September 17, 1988, St. Pöltens) – teamwork, filming participation Bulevardul, casa si poporul, Urban Observatory, Bucharest
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- 10. Puzzle games 2Dpuzzle – photovoice 3D puzzle Heritage Children„s day 2012
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- 13. Board games Socio-economicmodel Becoming the wealthiest player Strategy games + elements of fate (cards, dice) Centuries old Today„s model: Monopoly CCA collection: Paris Fortifications Skyscraper (King Kong – based on film)
- 14. Board games Cathedral CCA Ken Follett (novel, film) Pillars of the Earth – translated to computer World without End – natural hazard Issue of demolition American city: Urban sprawl Habitat Role playing bringing games into decision making AHP - conflict
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- 17. Tore der Welt Boardgames
- 18. Role playing gamesat city scale Green CCA Klosterrallye (HaDiKo, Karlsruhe) SozialLabor: Dorf (KIT) < Green Revolution Game Prize 1994 Basis for study works of master students Linz – cultural capital World Game (Buckminster Fuller)
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- 20. Computer games Seriousgames Rebuilding a virtual world – based on rendering Winy Maas „Space fighter“ Second Life – participative medium EUR in Rome According to European Landscape Convention (Faro) Participative game Stuttgart Quizzes Learning tool
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- 23. Computer game prototype global gcounter on enterFrame set the visible of sprite 40 to FALSE set gcounter=0 repeat with i=31 to 34 if inside ( the loc of sprite (i+5), the rect of sprite i ) then set gcounter=(gcounter + 1) else set the visible of sprite 40 to TRUE set gcounter=(gcounter - 1) end if end repeat if gcounter=4 then go to "sieg" else set the visible of sprite 40 to TRUE end if end
- 24. Urban games astourism guide Computer games
- 25. Computer games „Constructionand management games“, a subgenre of which are „city building games“ SimCity - father of all 2D – scenarios (modelling of linear processes only) 3D SimTorino – simulation of urban development Followers: CivWorld, CityVille etc. Simulation of resources through symbols
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- 29. Computer games Othersimulations of natural catastrophes: HfG: Fukushima nuclear disaster Other educational environment games Poplin: NextCampus (Hamburg) Employment in disaster management (through mobile device allert)
- 30. Fukushima disaster –HfG Karlsruhe game http://www.hfg-karlsruhe.de/news/mit-wassereimern-den-atomaren-gau- bekaempfen.html Computer games
- 31. Alenka Poplin: Hamburgnext campus (B3) Citizens can send their plans to urban planners Computer Games
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- 33. Conclusions Toys andgames having architecture and urbanism subjects Today focus on virtual reality (serious) games – but the hard copy board games are not to be neglected 3D in toys led to CAD applications Employable for educational purposes Study of decisions in games (game theory – drama theory – conflict solving & economics research) Involvment of society – participatory dimension
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