Virtual reality technology can be used in architecture programs to create immersive and interactive environments for the visualization of buildings, landscapes, and urban plans. It allows architects to explore and evaluate their designs in a simulated environment, providing a more realistic sense of scale and spatial relationships. This technology can also be used to present designs to clients, stakeholders, and the public, enhancing their understanding and engagement. Additionally, virtual reality enables architects to test and experiment with various design options, materials, and lighting configurations in a cost-effective and timely manner. Overall, virtual reality plays a crucial role in enhancing the design and communication process for architects and their clients.
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