Interactive Architecture: Implementation in Urban spaces

This research paper explores the integration of interactive architecture into urban spaces using Virtual Reality (VR) technology. Through virtual prototyping, various scenarios are created, allowing users to experience different spatial qualities which includes sound, texture, colour, and layout. The user experience is recorded via questionnaires during VR immersion, facilitating evidence-based design. This methodology offers significant advantages, including enhanced interactive effectiveness, streamlined visualization, and valuable database collection for diverse stakeholders. The objectives include promoting sustainability, bridging the gap between users and designers, minimizing visualization limitations, facilitating design testing, and creating a database for future reference which will be useful for diverse spectrum of Professionals and Practitioner.