Fictional architecture

Architectural renderings need to be grounded in ambitions for improving the world, rather than sugar-coated versions of reality, says Aaron Betsky

Since the dawn of cinema, film, and architecture have been inextricably linked. Both mediums are cultural expressions that deal with space, time, and people, and they use spatial narrative to address the human predicament. The architect, like the director, is in charge of turning fiction into reality. The built environment and the atmosphere it creates play an important role in visual storytelling, from modernist dwellings to futuristic landscapes.

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