Reading Architecture in Virtual Reality: I.M. Pei's Library Plaza in Columbus, Indiana ( 8k 360 VR )

This 360 - VR immersive video explores the variety of ways that architect I.M. Pei used architecture, urban design, and public art to create a cohesive public space in Columbus, Indiana despite a city street bisecting the pedestrian plaza. This video is a continuation of the "Reading Architecture in Virtual Reality", and explores the perceptual links between architecture in Columbus studied by T. Kelly Wilson, Director of the Irwin Miller architecture program at Indiana University.
Columbus, IN is full of world-class architecture, and the city continues to celebrate its architectural and design heritage:
Exhibit Columbus-
www.exhibitcolumbus.org/
Indiana University's Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture, and Design:
(The M.Arch program is based in Columbus)
eskenazi.indiana.edu/graduate...

[@kamakazifate]

Yo this my hometown. Glooks noble man 🔥👁👄👁🫡

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this on google earth?

[@MatthewBrennan]

These are spherical panos I took myself in Columbus - much higher resolution than Google earth!