The relationship between video games and architecture

[@mikailmaqsood7291]

Really enjoyed hearing about Sanchez's work and ideas! The ideal outcome about applying discovered insights he mentions at the end sounds a bit like the protein folding game he mentioned earlier.

[@HANAKIW1]

Is the polyomino "game" open to public?

[@andreacomini6146]

If I become an Architect I Can come into Video-Games Industry easily?

[@PabloTheDinamic]

Andrea Comini not sure, it seems it can help in level design

@@PabloTheDinamic truly right, and also nowadays grpahic and texture designing are based on architecture too, so maybe you can come and work with them gaming developpers as well as you can prove another skills in programming and creative domain

[@Zoza15]

And why would you want to venture into the gaming industry as an architect?..

[@mbazolli]

@@Zoza15 why not? lol

[@nullvoid3545]

I'm teaching myself the basic principals of architecture so I can make well intentioned level designs in games. I am certain that understanding what goes into the design portion of being an architect would help you greatly. That being said I believe A large part of training to be an architect is understanding the mathematics of stress and stain forces as well as things like material propertys and erosion. I don't think that part would help much with most game design. Oh... this comments 4 years old. I feel foolish.