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Rösslimatte Urban design with the help of augmented reality

The city is for everyone! The project uses mixed reality to support participation. Realistic visualisations of the design are superimposed on the built space on site using a tablet, thus creating understanding among the population and offering opportunities to have a say.

Project in the Space 2 module, 2022
Students: Noemi Scheitlin, Nico Zeh

An existing residential park in Rösslimatt in the city of Lucerne is to be upgraded. The concept for the upgrade is based on an analysis of the city of Lucerne and relates to design and socially relevant structures. The concept and visualisation of the project are conveyed with the help of augmented reality and 3D models. 
An organic form was chosen for the project, which meanders through the park in Rösslimatt. As a contrast to the rational architectural style of the surrounding buildings, the serpentine lines break up the overall picture and create shelters and usable space for residents. The aspect of biodiversity is promoted by elevated green spaces. Further green spaces offer urban cultivation opportunities for ornamental and useful plants by the residents.

Visualisierung Ipads
Augmented Reality auf dem Ipad
Visualisierung mit Pflanzen und Bausteinen
Visualisierung mit Pflanzen und Landschaftarchitektur
Visualisierung mit Pflanzen vom Siedlungsinnenhof