The Impact of Augmented Reality in Architectural Design Using Combined Method of Data Aggregation and Segregation

Augmented Reality (AR) enables digital information to be superimposed and integrated into our physical environment. With many of us now at home during a global pandemic, AR is a tool that can help us transform our immediate surroundings into learning, work, and entertainment spaces. AR can help to bring the outside world in a form of a virtual view with 3D objects in your living room or residential area using headsets that are capable of giving such experience. There is three things AR does very well: visualization, annotation, and storytelling. There are examples in each of these areas that are both timely in the current reality and which can be built upon once cultural institutions, schools and workplaces reopen their doors and bring them into one new mixed world of opportunities. Research documents of the evolutionary processes of buildings can illustrates the changes needed for the spatial environment, advances in civil engineering technology, the transformation of social norms, and adaptive standards for the new civil building policies. Augmented reality has built a platform that allows brands to offer unique and more accessible digital experiences, providing memorable moments for consumers. One of the main reasons that retail brands invest in the development of this technology lies in the idea of enabling consumers to make better and more informative product decisions. The merging of these interoperability structures between technology on the one hand and architecture on the other hand provides a systematic pre-solution for making the right decision when designing and investing in capital and socially useful buildings