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An On-line Spatial Portfolio: Documenting the Legibility and Literacy of Architectural Space

There is a pressing need within and across many disciplines to re-think the associations of image and text in the age of high-resolution flat screen technology. These questions are studied in the context of the nature of architectural space. The goal of the research is to find new ways to fuse our understandings of text and digital photographic images. The promise of such an undertaking is to discover how modes of contemporary technology can better inform our questions.