Rob Kuper is a licensed landscape architect in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and an associate professor architecture at Temple University. He Received BS Environmental Design MLA from Auburn Past research interests generally involved perception landscapes, specifically with regard to time. His current future focuses on greenhouse gas emissions related architectural teaching practice.

Taking as its starting point the notion that architecture provides a way of analysing computer games and their spatiality, this paper compares two very different ways of producing architecture and space in World of Warcraft and Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth 2. Looking at the production of architecture within the two games as an object or as a spatial entity, as experiential or symb...

tall buildings despite their different features and impacts are just defined by their height. the main problem of defining tall buildings in cities in terms of urban landscape is that this definition does not have an appropriate relativity, and only includes the investigation of tall buildings based on their height. applying the criteria for locating, architecture and height of tall buildings i...

Revealing the place addresses referential role of sacred architecture elements that dot Portuguese Atlantic coastline in contemporary architectural pedagogy and practice architecture. The long coastline, case study research, is dotted with elements—sanctuaries, churches, chapels crosses—oriented according to both compositional canonical cosmological principles. character space articulation betw...