It is necessary to evolve a co-operation with technologies in such a way that they enable us to view space in a much more flexible way and provide us with a means to create spatial designs with more 'life' and greater life expectancy. Co-operation with film, video, lighting, animatronics, performance, installation and interactive video can help achieve a wider way of seeing. This paper was given using a dual screen multi-image presentation to emphasise the constantly changing aspects of interior spaces. Spatial Design is certainly about a lot more than three-dimensions, in that it creates a capsule inside which people experience dimensions beyond that of solid tangible form. The elements of time, space, place and movement require an additional dimensional concept.
Buildings exist in time.
The daily passing of time, with its changes from light to dark manipulating exterior faces, interior spaces, v isibility, attitude and mood. The longer effects of time with the elements of weather, environmental decay and human wear and tear, all of which are sympathetic to the human condition with its aspects of memory and emotive response. We only need to live briefly in a different environment to recognise how much our surroundings have formed us and our society in sensitivities, in values, and ways of life. Throughout buildings there is a constant movement of people and light - in, out and around. The perception of inside and outside fluctuates - through doors, windows, and movements of air, light, thought and recollection.