Rethinking the Role of Public PavilionsMost public pavilions are often designed as if they were merely secondary elements in the architectural scene, placed in gardens and plazas without any real study of how people will use them. More often than…
Architecture as Part of the SceneArchitecture is often seen as a frame for the surrounding scene, but in some projects, it goes beyond this role to become a living part of the environment itself. Michael Jantzen’s Folding Landscape Pavilion provides…
How Has the Modern Workspace Changed?Over the past decade, the modern workspace has undergone remarkable transformations. Yet, many offices still confine us within traditional frameworks. Despite technological advancements, these spaces continue to lack the psychological and physical flexibility contemporary individuals…
An Introduction to Interactive Architecture: When Buildings Transcend Their Traditional RoleIn recent decades, there has been a radical shift in how architecture is perceived. This is particularly evident with the emergence of thinkers and designers who treat buildings as living,…
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