Sentence examples for responsive architecture from inspiring English sources

The road to KITT ReprintsWhile Dr Skelton is working on solving the engineering equations associated with tensegrity systems, Tristan d'Estrée Sterk at the Office for Robotic Architectural Media & the Bureau for Responsive Architecture, an architectural practice based in Vancouver, Canada, has begun to construct prototypes of shape-changing "building envelopes" based on tensegrity structures.

"Through [a] combination of soft and hard architectural elements, Furl creates a new platform for a kinetic responsive architecture which can let space interact with users needs and adapt itself to environmental conditions," explains the video description.

He is regarded as one of the foremost designers and noted authority on ecologically responsive architecture and planning.

Office buildings could reconfigure themselves to improve ventilation.Such "responsive architecture" would depend on two sorts of technology: control systems capable of deciding what to do, and structural components able to change the building's shape as required.

The Moroccan environment, with its heat, dryness and light, was the inverse of the damp, misty, chilly Norway, where Fehn would work for the rest of his life, and where he would attempt to create similarly responsive architecture for very different conditions.

This chapter presents issues and design strategies for the roof being an active participant in environmentally responsive architecture.

Lee and his collaborator, artist Eleanor Morgan, have just received a £10,000 RIBA research award to continue their work here, with a focus on using the local clay deposits with their robotic dispensers in the quest for site-responsive architecture.

In recent years, researchers and architects have conducted different studies that represent the principles of Iran's climate-responsive architecture.

Vernacular architecture of North-Eastern India represents the principle of climate-responsive architecture, which still lacks experimental validation and quantitative analysis.

The unconventional composition of architectural forms, stacked like toy building blocks – intended to reflect the variety of cultural functions that the building serves: dance, drama, music – is evocative of a lookout, or an aviary, with the heavy east-facing shade structures providing a striking interpretation of Le Corbusier's philosophy of sun-responsive architecture.

Therefore, we designed QlicRice, a client-responsive architecture that allows multiple search options via the 'Qlic Search' interface.