This thesis is a result of knowledge obtained throughout my studies at university, learning valuable lessons from the exposure to many different experiences, and through conversations with family, friends, students and colleagues. 

I would like to extend my gratitude to my supervisor Jørgen Hallås Skatland, who prior to starting the thesis accepted my idea with openness and motivation. His engagement and breadth of knowledge within the field of architecture and technology is to be acknowledged. His skilful guidance has been much appreciated. 

I would like to thank Sveinung A. Jacobsen and Hugo A. M. Nilsen for thorough discussions on the topic of my thesis. The conversations, sharing of knowledge and reflections have been greatly appreciated. I would like to thank my parents for my upbringing and exposure to different cultures and ideas. They also provided detailed insight from a non-architectural perspective. I would also like to extend my deepest gratitude to Maria Martín Pesudo for constantly being a motivational drive, while also giving valuable feedback and reflections.

I would like to praise Apple Incorporated for fusing LiDAR technology with the iPhone and commend Polycam and the developers of similar applications for developing tools that will undoubtedly be useful for architects in the future.

Lastly, I would like to thank the Norwegian University of Science and Technology for allowing me to learn the fundamentals of architecture through the guidance and teaching of highly trained professors. After 5 years of studying at NTNU I am left with a sense of deep gratitude for what has been, and a motivational drive for what is to come.