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A lelkiismereti Ă©s vallásszabadság az Emberi Jogok EurĂłpai BĂrĂłságának gyakorlatában – a Kokkiknakis ĂtĂ©lettĹ‘l az állami semlegessĂ©g követelmĂ©nyĂ©ig
Hungary\u27s New Constitution and Its New Law on Freedom of Religion and Churches: The Return of the Sovereign
Environment-Responsive Materials as Dynamic Markers for Architectural Augmented Reality Applications
With growing knowledge of our environmental obligations, architects must explore new
design techniques and find alternative strategies to express environmental aspects in
architecture. Augmented Reality (AR) is a digital technology that allows us to enhance a
real data feed with digital data virtually and is becoming ever more ubiquitous. It is
widely used in industrial environments and is still novel in architecture, and has only
recently gained popularity. The use of marker-based AR in dynamic, non-standardised
architectural spaces is limited. Nevertheless, the technology can potentially help visualise
thermal conditions invisible to the human eye. The paper presents a detailed state-of-theart review of AR and thermochromic materials in architecture. From this, it derives a
series of relationships between the two technologies. They are explored through design
experiments and prototyping. The research reconsiders digital design parameters in this
context, yet, the scalability of results remains a future task
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