Kinetic Architecture
Kinetic Architecture
Kinetic
Architecture
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DYNAMIC ARCHITECTURE
What is
Kinetic Architecture? Kinetic architecture refers to
buildings and structures that
incorporate moving parts or
elements that allow them to
Kinetic Interiors
The application of kinetic architecture in interiors ranges from
transformable spaces to kinetic walls. Kinetic walls are
increasingly being used to create flexible spaces. These
computer-controlled walls work as sculptural internal space
dividers. The result of adding these components to the overall
building is the creation of a truly active building that has the
capability to adjust according to its needs. The largest benefit of
this is the ability to keep the built environment relevant and
useful as time goes on.
Kinetic Facades
For most of history, the only way designers were able to achieve
interesting facades was through materiality or ornamentation.
This changed with the technological revolution. Kinetic facades
are architectural facades that change their structure
dynamically. Introducing mobility transforms the buildings
from static monoliths to ever-moving structures. The kinetic
elements often act as aesthetic additions as well as serving the
utility of environmental protection.
*Adaptability*: Structures can change shape,
size, or configuration to meet different
needs, such as adjusting to weather
conditions or accommodating varying
occupancy levels.
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