Selected work / Case study
Daring or
Delusional
SNU Architecture · Web development & exhibition design
01 / Overview / Concept
From image to space
“Daring or Delusional” is a review exhibition organized by the SNU Architecture club In-Depth as part of “Skin & Stone.” It asked whether student works could be experienced as architecture, rather than only as images.
ERSATZ supported the web experience: a main page bringing together project authors, text, and media, and a life-sized 3D environment rendered in the browser.
Drawings, models, images, and videos were re-authored as spatial scenes that visitors could navigate with a mouse and keyboard, making sequence, proportion, and spatial intent tangible.
02 / Installation / Context
A shared VR experience
With support from the SNU Central Library, visitors also experienced the exhibition in VR at the SNU–Meta XR Experience Center.
A headset provided access to the same virtual space while a large display mirrored the visitor’s viewpoint for the audience. The setup allowed authored media and spatial experience to be discussed together.
03 / Visitor Journey / Live Site
Explore the exhibition
Begin with the exhibition overview, then browse the collection and enter its 3D spaces directly in the browser. Project texts and media provide context for each architectural proposal.
The gallery documents the physical setup and atmosphere; the full exhibition site provides access to individual works and further details.
04 / Role / Collaboration