Zoom image: Mixed reality fabrication Last fall, UBNow highlighted work being done in Nicholas Bruscia's ARC 605 studio exploring the use of mixed reality (MR) as a tool of architectural fabrication. Originally constructed in the Hayes Hall atrium — where previously used materials were reassembled through human judgment and situational awareness augmented by holographic guidance — the structure has now been moved to a spot outside Crosby Hall for all to see and experience. Photo: Douglas Levere Mixed reality fabrication Last fall, UBNow highlighted work being done in Nicholas Bruscia's ARC 605 studio exploring the use of mixed reality (MR) as a tool of architectural fabrication. Originally constructed in the Hayes Hall atrium — where previously used materials were reassembled through human judgment and situational awareness augmented by holographic guidance — the structure has now been moved to a spot outside Crosby Hall for all to see and experience. Photo: Douglas Levere

Mixed reality fabrication

Last fall, UBNow highlighted work being done in Nicholas Bruscia's ARC 605 studio exploring the use of mixed reality (MR) as a tool of architectural fabrication. Originally constructed in the Hayes Hall atrium — where previously used materials were reassembled through human judgment and situational awareness augmented by holographic guidance — the structure has now been moved to a spot outside Crosby Hall for all to see and experience. Photo: Douglas Levere

Published July 11, 2025