Pilot study
How do we judge architecture?
A pilot study on aesthetic judgement of architecture and on how far generative image models can transfer it into the designs they generate. Participation is anonymous and takes about 5–10 minutes.
Participation is closed at the moment. See where the study stands
Photos from Wikimedia Commons: Gasometer Oberhausen (1929) · Thomas Lang · CC0; Kigali Convention Centre (2016) · Schlawgclart · CC0; Jewel Changi Airport (2019) · Walk around the RED DOT · CC0; Catedral de Maringá (1972) · Monocletophat123 · CC0; Chrysler Building (1930) · Carol M. Highsmith · public domain
Where the study stands
Data collection is over. The team is analysing the data; results will be presented in due course.
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1 Collecting judgements completed
- judgements collected
- 23,012
- participants
- 164
- countries of origin
- 11
- works of architecture
- 600
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2 Processing completed
- images prepared for the second round
- 477
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3 Second round of evaluation completed
- judgements collected
- 14,915
- participants
- 158
- countries of origin
- 6
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4 Analysis and results in progress
- judgements collected
- 37,927
- participants
- 290
- countries of origin
- 12
- works of architecture
- 600
Aggregate, anonymous figures, updated automatically.
Anonymous
No name, e-mail or address is requested. You receive a random code to resume later.
Your judgement
There are no right or wrong answers: we are interested in your personal perception.
Free to stop
You can stop at any time; what you have answered is kept safely.