3D Stereo projects

3D architectural visualisation

Katrinebjerg Masterplan
A fly through the city of Aarhus visions of the Katrinebjerg area in CAVI's 3D cinema.

The Virtual National Exhibition
Was put online in May 2009 to celebrate the 100-year anniversary for the opening of the National Exhibition in Aarhus 1909. It could be regarded as an online database which the spectator could gain access to through a browser. Afterwards was it made in 3D stereo, and now shows an example on how one can get a spatial feeling with the use of 3D technology as an architectural design tool.

3D art

Hypernetic Kayak
Hyperkinetic Kayak is an interactive installation consisting of a kayak, a virtual 3D landscape simulating a Greenlandic ice sea and data on air temperatures around Greenland fed regularly from the Geological Institute in Greenland. [Read more]

Verdensrum
The Danish architect Birgit Kjærsgaard has in collaboration with CAVI created three 3D installations, which is exhibited at "A trans Pavilion" in Berlin. [Read more]

Cyberhus
Kvindemuseet in Aarhus, Cyberhus and the artist Signe Klejs have created an interactive, wii.mote controlled 3D installation with the purpose to give children and teenagers a possibility to step inside a virtual dimension of our presence. [Read more]

Room 1,2,3
Jette Gejl's iconic works with 3D stereo play with the perception of the spectators sense of what is reality and virtual reality. [Read more]

Outline

The series of installations explore the potential of 3D stereo in collaboration with external partners and have been displayed at settings such as national and international museums and at CAVI.

People and Partners

CAVI, Centre for Advanced Visualization and Interaction, University of Aarhus

For more information, please contact: Kim Halskov or Morten Lervig

Publications

Jette Gejl: Eyes on <> Hands on.

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