The Lazika Municipality by Architects of Invention is a public services building for the planned development of Lazika in Georgia.
Architects of Invention have designed this building with maximum utility in mind taking into account the area’s marsh land. The firm also took preventative measures in its design as there exists a possibility of rising Black Sea levels due to global warming. Thus, the construction boasts a modernistic look that is stilt-centric.
Serving as both a town hall and public services office, this glass and steel construction is a now hosts a creative space for infrastructure planning of the new city. The interior space stuns with an open concept layout and colorful palette. The Lazika Municipality by Architects of Invention spearheads the area into its future as a metropolis.
Stilt-Centric Constructions
The Lazika Municipality by Architects of Invention is Sculptural
Trend Themes
1. Stilt-centric Architecture - There is an opportunity for architects and builders to design buildings that are raised on stilts to combat the effects of rising sea levels due to climate change.
2. Multi-functional Public Buildings - There is an opportunity to design public buildings that serve multiple functions, such as a town hall and public services office, to maximize utility and space.
3. Sustainable Construction Design - There is an opportunity to design buildings with sustainable features to combat the effects of climate change, such as rising sea levels and extreme weather events.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry has an opportunity to innovate by designing buildings that combat the effects of climate change and maximize utility and space.
2. Construction - The construction industry has an opportunity to innovate by using new and sustainable building materials and techniques to combat the effects of climate change and meet changing demands for multi-functional public buildings.
3. Urban Planning - The urban planning industry has an opportunity to innovate by designing new cities that take into account the effects of climate change and maximize utility and space through multi-functional public buildings.