When Do You Experience Innovation in Architecture? (Slideshow)
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With so many buildings in the world today, how do you know when you experience innovation in architecture? I think innovation in architecture can happen at different scales, in different cultures and at different times. The following slideshow is an exploration into understanding when you experience innovation, so that you can extract meaning and knowledge from those experiences to ultimately bring back what you learn from them to inject that into your work.
Thus, each photograph within the slideshow below represents an answer to the following question:
When Do You Experience Innovation in Architecture?
- When Creating a Building that “Moves” Differently
- When Integrating Something Useful in an Unlikely Place
- When Using Design Tools To Construct New Forms
- When It Does Something that You Didn’t Think was Possible
- When It Takes on New Behaviors
- When It’s Key Concept Revolutionizes the Way People Live
- When It Transports You to Another World
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Image Credits (in order of appearance): Flickr —
Sven Lindner, inspiration_seeker, jglsongs, Jakob Montrasio, George Lu, CHRISTOPHER MACSURAK, sergis blog.
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