Restless Architecture
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Architecture is slow, heavy, expensive, and rooted to the ground, all of which promise long life expectancy. By contrast, the speed of change that architecture is expected to accommodate has never been greater, including political upheavals, economic fluctuations, climate disasters, shifting social norms, and breakneck technological innovations. The first principle of the Vitruvian triad, firmitas, or stability, may have been an asset in Roman times, but today it may be a liability. In light of the fast pace of change all around us, why should architecture sit still?
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