'Half Real' by Point Supreme Architects is a real-life 'Alice in Wonderland' house. The itty-bitty abode is a half-size replica of the room in which it's placed. A performance artist and a musician created this piece to work with architecture while toying with the physical human senses.
The visually intriguing 'Half Real' by Point Supreme Architects is a beautiful example of thinking outside the box. (Or in this case, creating a smaller one!)
Implications - Architects are experimenting with building sizes and structure in order to give consumers a surrealist experience while in its occupancy. Consumers are attracted to such architectural works because it gives them a sense of euphoria. Corporations may consider enhancing a product's ability to induce euphoria in order to garner more consumer business.
What's Driving This Trend
- Miniature Architecture
- Architects are experimenting with building sizes and structure in order to give consumers a surrealist experience while in its occupancy.
- Sensory Experience Design
- Creating unique physical human experiences through architecture and design.
- Euphoria-inducing Spaces
- Designing spaces that induce a sense of euphoria in occupants.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Exploring new ways to create unique and mind-altering structures.
- Art and Design
- Incorporating elements of surrealism into product design and creating multidimensional user experiences.
- Hospitality
- Enhancing customer experiences and providing unique sensations through innovative building design and themed environments.
