“Dynamic Architecture”: Architecture that blends building elements, human physiology needs and nature sciences to provide healthy, enlivened, high functioning “people environments”. This is expressed metaphorically by a sailing yacht.
A sailing yacht captures natures energy to power living. The sails and rudder reconfigure as the winds change. Human’s experience a forward progression and a symbiotic emersion in life. (This juxtaposed to a motorboat that roars, belching fumes, is dead in the water if a power failure, largely sequestered from nature.)
Dynamic Architecture blends:
- Transforming building modules; examples:
- RIO (Room Inside Outside)
- WT ( Wall Transformer)
- KIO (Kitchen Inside Outside)
- Soft walls.
- NIO (Bath: Naked Inside Outside)
- KT (Kitchen Transformer)
- Assembly building construction.
- TSH (transformer Small Home, WT, soft walls combo)
- TOI (RIO, KIO combo.)
2. Human physiology needs:
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- Fresh air.
- Sun light.
- Open space phenomenon
- Spaces that serve multiple human living functions.
- Essentials of a habitat.
- Safety and security.
- Shelter from harsh weather elements.
- Exposure to healthy nature conditions.
- Inspiration
- Environmentally responsible or even independence.
- Natural Science examples:
- Dynamics of air for power, flow or purification.
- Conduction or lack of conduction of materials.
- Reflectivity, directing or absorbance of surfaces.
- Water sciences for purposes such as temperature storage, energy production by movement, purification, exercise element.
- Sun for energy, purification, visibility.
- Gravity and scale of object, use of or neutralizing.
- Biological phenomenon: aquaponics, life of material, waste management.