Visualization 47

A view of the structure of the Notre Dame cathedral from below.

French newspaper uses Taubman College scholar’s work to reconstruct Notre Dame Cathedral fire

A phone showing an augmented reality interface with virtual buildings overlaid on the game board for Holding Pattern.

Peñarroyo co-creates augmented reality game focusing on building redevelopment

Portrait of Ellie Abrons

Abrons examines effect of AI on housing as part of U-M research team

3D LiDAR point-cloud of the Duderstadt Center on North Campus.

Scanning Sites with Remote Sensing Technology

A man standing in front of a projected display of a cut-away view of a building's construction

Rule’s ‘Augmented Tectonics’ Project Helps U-M Bridge Academic Worlds with Virtual Production

Taubman Fellows Present a Gathering of Worlds in “Touch Points” Exhibition, Public Gallery Hours

From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building space, the public is invited to witness and interact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows Exhibition, “Touch Points,” […]

A car made out of broccoli

Panelist: Ngan on Jury of Mobile Detroit 2050

Anya Sirota interacting with a Gibson/Martelli VR demo during Trade Show, a one-day series of lectures, workshops, installations, forums, and tech demos focusing on emergent visualization technologies hosted by TVLab.

Visualizing the Future

Alpine Villa. Image © SPAN (Matias del Campo, Sandra Manninger)

ChatGPT Interviews Matias del Campo: Architecture, Hallucinations, and other Exotic Occurrences

Architects imagine the collective rebuilding of Detroit through a design-build workshop

Collaboration Between Taubman College and Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics Examines Wealth Inequality in the U.S.

Looking into the TV Lab where students are watching a presentation on a large projected screen.

Successful Inaugural Semester for Taubman Visualization Lab

Pioneering AI’s Role in the Future of Architecture

TVLab and U-M Arts Initiative Bring Artists in Residence Gibson/Martelli to Taubman College

Latest Round of Pressing Matters Grants Provide Practical Solutions to Societal Priorities

Gradient Shares Current Conversations in Architecture and Urbanism

del Campo Embraces Collaboration between AI and Architecture

Faculty Win ACSA Awards

TVLab + U-M Arts Initiative Residency Invites Artists to Engage with Extended Reality

Taubman Faculty Awarded Research Catalyst and Innovation Grants to Advance Research and Creative Practice

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