Drawing from specialized topics that lay at the inter - section and overlap between architecture, art and computer technology, this course is designed as an inquiry into the field of digital media, as it relates to the development of non-standard and interactive architecture.

Emphasis of the research is not limited to techniques, but is connected to the impact of these concepts on culture, art, architecture, and the speciation of new ideas. Readings such as Kolarevic's Architecture in the digital age: Design and manufacturing (UK, 2005), Bier and Knight's Digitally-driven Architecture, and Friedberg's The Virtual Window: From Alberti to Microsoft (USA, 2006) constitute the basis on the investigation.