Nature has always influenced the way we build, but only recently has architecture once again turned to the environment's organic forms, as embraced by 'Praxis of Flow.'
Designed by Melody Rees and Arthur Azoulai for Puerto Rico, this fibrous edifice is essentially an urban experience. It is a building that creates a situation in which people, cars and public transportation interact with an internal environment by means of open thresholds from the outside. Incorporating roads, gardens, shelters and courtyards, 'Praxis of Flow' suggests a new architecture reminiscent to the ancient.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Organic Architecture
- Exploring organic forms in architecture to create seamless connections between interior and exterior spaces.
- Urban Interaction
- Designing buildings that facilitate interactions between people, cars, public transportation, and the surrounding environment.
- Ancient-inspired Design
- Incorporating elements from ancient architecture to create a sense of nostalgia and connection to history.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Opportunities to reimagine traditional architecture by incorporating organic and interactive elements.
- Urban Planning
- Exploring new ways to design urban spaces that foster interaction and integration with the natural environment.
- Historical Preservation
- Applying ancient design concepts to modern structures to create a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.
