What is every parliamentary function could be done online? What would that entail?
Virtual is/means...
- No boundaries
- Imagined
- Invisible
- Wider access from any locations
- Mobile
- Loss of barriers between cultures
- Different perceptions
- Ability to bring back memories via technology
- Not physical
- Security is absent/ intangible
- No power ranking
- Disconnected time
- Projected images
- Lack of touch
- Control/ lack of control
- Augmented realities
Is there really a need for parliament city – does it need a physical base?
Within parliament there are different agencies such as health, trade, immigration, security, campaigns and finance. How can architecture be used as a device/ means for these services to occur? How can this be linked to the virtual layer?
HEALTH SCENARIO
Health Sector Includes:
- Nurses
- Doctors
- Patients
- Administration
- Ambulances
- Policy makers... etc
How can architecture be used to assist in the running of the health sector?
- · Colour can be used to guide movement through a space
- · Organised space
- · Proximity to spaces
- · Wide entrance spaces
How could virtual architecture be used to assist in the running of the health sector?
- Rooms that use technology to help the patients perceive a space from their past that brings good memories therefore promoting positive attitudes towards healing. Can be conducted via light shows/ holograms that would adjust to the patient’s thoughts and moods.
- Use of simulation rooms to help the doctors practise in real life situations (could be very useful in a military/ security situation for the training)
- Virtually transmitted holograms of people that help in the practise of surgeries from all around the world
- Use of virtual systems to connect different hospitals together to share resources and information
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