The document discusses using virtual worlds and machinima to create proposals for mobile micro payments for ecosystem services as an environmental strategy. It describes designing a telehub meeting space in Reactiongrid's Ontos2 simulator, including drawings, additional building blocks, and images of the imagined and inhabited space in Zurich. It explores how to design immersive virtual environments and what is needed to feel immersed in a space that has only been seen in pictures.

2. The Tele Hub completed on Reactiongrid Ontos2

3. Deeply Immersed in the Build, Pausanius is surrounded by drawings and pictures of the space: imagined and inhabited, of the Hub in Zurich.

4. Zooming out a little you can see the context and additional building blocks and images. It is a question of scale.

5. The affordances of Set and Lighting Design in a virtual world are very exciting. Not only is there an entire environment to create with--it is a collaborative space. Here Ambrosia takes finishes up for the day and poses for a sunset snap.

6. The meeting space prior to replication. What do you really need to become immersed?

7. What does it really FEEL like in a space I have only seen pictures of?

8. Interior and exterior FEEL entirely different in the same immersive virtual environment

9. The Hub Set during daylight and the Environmental Editor

10. Ontos2 Simulator in Reactiongrid Set Design for the Hub Zurich Fellowship 2010