The Artificial City: Exhibition Lecture

Monday, October 6, 2025
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Richardson Memorial Hall Gallery

This event is open to the public.

The Artificial City presents Alper Turan's exploration of exploration of how artificial intelligence imagines architecture and urban form. The Artificial City studies how AI produces different building typologies and how it encodes the very idea of the city. The exhibition is a curated selection from hundreds of AI outputs, chosen for their suggestive formal qualities. These fragments serve as the basis for new drawings and models, transforming raw algorithmic speculation into material artifacts. In this way, The Artificial City becomes both an archive and a reinterpretation, an exploration of how machine-generated images can be read, reworked, and exhibited as architecture in a graphic way.

On view October 6 - November 15

Questions? Please reach out to Alper Turan at aturan@tulane.edu

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