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The Architecture of Virtual Space: Opening Exhibition Party

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The Architecture of Virtual Space: Opening Exhibition Party

The Unbuilt Gallery of Architecture is an experimental gallery that exhibits contemporary architecture designed for the virtual medium. Viewers will inhabit an immersive, social space to experience the architecture together. The Architecture of Virtual Space

The Architecture of Virtual Space is an exhibition of the work of five architecture teams that responded to our first design brief. You can read it here.

This is a free social, immersive exhibition of meditative spaces. If you have a Meta Quest 1, 2, or Pro, join in VR. If not, join on a PC or tablet. After the event, head over to The Unbuilt Gallery Marketplace to purchase a model on the blockchain (no crypto required). As an authenticated owner, you’ll be able to host your own private events in the space.

Featuring work by:
NO ARCHITECTURE, Ricardo Solar, Saul Kim, Forma Rosa Studio, and Beom Jun Kim.

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