How Much Technology Is Appropriate for Building Design? (Video)
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We all have seen how technological advancements combined with a creative design talent can yield some fantastic architectural experiences. Such buildings become significant works of architecture and the experience for visiting occupants can be quite fulfilling.
Does this mean that cutting-edge technology is necessary to create great building design?
The answer to this question greatly depends on your design process. It is at this stage that your creative talent shines through — making the most of basic materials, forms, natural site elements and surrounding cultures.
Yes, technology can help architects achieve many things, but don’t underestimate the leverage you have during your initial design phase.
Don’t rely just on technology to make your architecture perform. Leverage your design abilities with the power of technology. Your buildings will be better optimized — not just because you “add on” technology, but because you’ve truly “integrated” it within your design.
Here is a video where Robert A.M. Stern explains his view on technology and architecture.
VIDEO: How Is Technology Changing Architecture?
Robert A.M. Stern
Dean, Yale School of Architecture
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