Wang Xiaoyu
If the real world limits the imagination of architects, then the metacosm without physics and climate can unleash human creativity.
Metaverse content infrastructure provider Everyrealm has launched The Row series on Metasym architecture platform Mona. The collection consists of 30 three-dimensional architectural landmarks, including renowned 3D designers and companies such as Daniel Arsham, Andre Reisinger, Alexis Christodoulou and Six N.Five.
Make room for nature
Make a room for us
"Make a room for us" was designed by design studio Six N. Five. Six N. Five, an interior design studio based in Barcelona, Spain, is dedicated to creating digital and real-world experiences with a modern aesthetic, with their work with a daydream-like poetic beauty.
Make a room for us internal structure
Over the years, human destruction of nature has been severe, and Six N. Five hopes that through this project, architecture should also adapt to nature. Make a room for us looks like a cell, with strong adaptability to coexist with nature in cliffs, mountains, and glaciers.
A mirage in the desert
The "Mirage" in the Metacosm
Known as a "mirage", the building was designed by Alexis Christodoulou studio from Cape Town, South Africa. Christodoulou was a former copywriter for an advertising agency, self-taught himself to become a 3D artist through the Internet, and was deeply involved in creating fictional architectural spaces.
The "Mirage" was a precursor to anti-gravity architecture in the metaverse, and the façade of the building also changed color according to the movement of the sun's position.
Future archaeology of the virtual world
Ares House
Like Daniel Arsham's weekday work, are full of "futuristic archaeological winds" in the metaverse. His work, as if excavated from Pompeii, is full of erosion and sinking effects, with modern elements at the same time.
There are also many 3D versions of Asham's work in Ares House
The House of Ares is a huge sculpture made of variations of amethyst, quartz, pyrite and volcanic ash. In addition to material and color changes, Asham also hopes that these materials will evoke people's thinking about time.
In addition to transfiguration in the metaverse, Asham's work is also popular in the home furnishing industry in real life. Furniture and home furnishing channel brand Cabana and Asham teamed up to create the same fragrance candle based on the "Eroded Jupiter" created by "Paris, 3020" exhibition design.
Break the boredom and immerse yourself in the water
In real life, houses are always built with durability and solidity in mind, but not in the metaverse. Andrés Reisinger believes that a home in the virtual world needs to break through the limitations of time and space to enhance the living experience in terms of atmosphere, surrounding architecture and privacy.
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