Architectural Imaging Design

Contemporary architecture, especially in the field of interior design, has been devel-oping for some years a new way of designing spaces, which from "static" become dynamic, interactive. The figure of the architect of the image that is being characterized is that of a profes-sional capable of manipulating, in addition to the classic ingredients of the project, the perceptual-emotional elements, through technology, creativity and science. The challenge is to be able to transform surfaces, from floors to ceilings, into real stargates that lead users to unusual spaces. The use of "advanced" materials (thanks to the development of nanotechnologies), will also allow to define fluid spaces physically modeled around man and his needs, without the need to wear visors or aids, with the freedom to move in a natural way. However, there is little experience in the domestic environment, but given the future of "smart houses", interactive images will be part of the functions related to living, going beyond simple decoration to become a multisensory project capable of making the spaces of the homes of the future ever more virtual, interactive and customizable at 360.