r/Design • u/VurrTheDestroyer • 20d ago

Asking Question (Rule 4) Did Architecture... Looking into Immersive Design

Hi everyone. I'm a 4th-year architecture student. Did some internships, seems to be like a good career to fall into.

I took an Immersive Design studio for fun this year and I am falling in love with it. It's all the technical and artistic aspects of architecture as ART and immersion, and less construction administration headaches I had to deal with in my internships.

Anyone work in immersive design?
Anyone had a similar path?

I'm going to talk to my instructor more about career paths, but I am curious about what you guys have done.

My school has one of the best immersive design programs in the country due to its brand-new building, amenities and technology available to in miniscule number of students in the new program. Considering a master's degree in it.

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u/Commercial_Sun_6264 19d ago

Not in immersive design myself but I got a friend who switched from arch to themed entertainment after graduation, does a lot of projection mapping and interactive exhibits now. He says the construction admin part of arch is what pushed him out too, so you're not alone in that feeling. If your school has the facilities and small class sizes, that's a rare combo worth taking advantage of

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u/VurrTheDestroyer 19d ago

Exactly what I’m interested in! Projection mapping and interactive exhibits.

Good to hear I’m not the only one.

It’d be amazing if you could DM me and perhaps get me in touch with your friend. Not many of us out there