EN 1.2 Designing in Multiple Realities: Digital Twins & New Designer
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EN 1.2 Designing in Multiple Realities: Digital Twins & New Designer
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What if design no longer belonged to a single discipline—or a single person?
In this episode, we move away from space as a physical condition, and into something more abstract: how design operates across multiple realities at once.
Today’s most complex projects are no longer built by specialists working in isolation. They require something else—an ability to think across systems, to switch between different modes of thought. Not to do everything, but to see differently.
At the center of this shift is a concept that’s quietly redefining architecture and design: the Digital Twin.
Not just a model, but a living system—real-time, interactive, constantly evolving. A space that exists before it is built, where people can walk, react, and imagine collectively.
But this changes more than tools. It changes the role of the designer.
No longer a singular author, but an agent—responding, adapting, releasing ideas into a global feedback loop.
And the audience? No longer a fixed demographic, but a layered identity—fluid, fragmented, constantly shifting.
So the question becomes:
When design happens across realities, and identity exists across labels—
who are we really designing for?