Research demonstrates a praxeological analysis of the Koan Asklepieion's design using virtual reality, indicating its social production and sacrificial spaces.
Key Points
The study aims to analyze the design and spatial dynamics of the 2nd-century BC Koan Asklepieion through digital tools.
Utilized game engines and virtual reality devices for analysis
Explored processional routes, sacrifice areas, and observation points within the Asklepieion
Investigated the influence of physical features like steep slopes on spatial experiences
Demonstrated how virtual reality enhances understanding of built space
Highlighted the importance of social production in festival logistics
Identified various areas suitable for gatherings and observation within the site