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The document discusses trends that architects should pay attention to in the coming years. It states that architecture will focus more on functionality rather than flashy designs. It will also be more collaborative, involving other industries beyond architecture. Additionally, architecture will emphasize sustainability and experimenting with natural materials like mud. Buildings will also blur public and private boundaries by including various amenities to serve the neighborhood as a whole.
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posted May 30, 2018, 11:32 PM by John Eilermann [ updated May 30, 2018,
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Experts in the field of architecture anticipate a more usefulness-
centered future, less about flashy, “starchitect” outlandish designs
and more about function. This move is more akin to strategic
partnering; the emphasis will shift toward opportunities presented
when people gather on public spaces.
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Indeed, architecture in the late 2010s is leaning toward what people
actually need rather than who designed it. It’s going to likewise be
more collaborative; and not just among other architects, but with
other industries, from the typical interior designers to
environmental scientists and social anthropologists.
One big reason is that millennials are preferring more meaningful
common spaces that are likewise sustainable. In fact, the growing
consciousness of sustainability concerns is shifting the focus of
architects to other materials. New experimentations with more
traditional methods like using dirt mixtures should even lead to
buildings made of mud.
Finally, the architecture of the coming decade will more clearly blur
the line between public and private space. Buildings will be seen
more as not just beneficial to its clients and inhabitants but to the
neighborhood as a whole. This follows multi-functional trends in
real estate, where we can have various amenities under one roof,
from clinics and gyms to groceries and indoor gardens.
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- 1. 7/5/2018 Concerns And Trends Architects Should Pay Attention To In The Coming Years - John Eilermann https://sites.google.com/site/johneilermannus/blog/Concerns-And-Trends-Architects-Should-Pay-Attention-To-In-The-Coming-Years 1/2 John Eilermann Home About Blog Architectural Design Philosophies Used All Over The World Chicago Structures: Avant- Garde Designs In The Architectural Mecca Of The World Concerns And Trends Architects Should Pay Attention To In The Coming Years Iconic Missouri Buildings To Visit CONTACT Sitemap Social Link Pinterest Twitter LinkedIn Wordpress Blog > Concerns And Trends Architects Should Pay Attention To In The Coming Years posted May 30, 2018, 11:32 PM by John Eilermann [ updated May 30, 2018, 11:34 PM ] Experts in the field of architecture anticipate a more usefulness- centered future, less about flashy, “starchitect” outlandish designs and more about function. This move is more akin to strategic partnering; the emphasis will shift toward opportunities presented when people gather on public spaces. Image source: heimtextil.messefrankfurt.com Indeed, architecture in the late 2010s is leaning toward what people actually need rather than who designed it. It’s going to likewise be more collaborative; and not just among other architects, but with other industries, from the typical interior designers to environmental scientists and social anthropologists. One big reason is that millennials are preferring more meaningful common spaces that are likewise sustainable. In fact, the growing consciousness of sustainability concerns is shifting the focus of architects to other materials. New experimentations with more traditional methods like using dirt mixtures should even lead to buildings made of mud. Finally, the architecture of the coming decade will more clearly blur the line between public and private space. Buildings will be seen more as not just beneficial to its clients and inhabitants but to the neighborhood as a whole. This follows multi-functional trends in real estate, where we can have various amenities under one roof, from clinics and gyms to groceries and indoor gardens. Search this site
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