Hylab - Architectural Development

To understand how deeply technology is part of processes in architecture, it’s necessary to turn our gaze upon other languages, looking beyond architecture itself. The new architectural program is not connected to the traditional paradigms of living, it is rather tied with interfaces and interactivity, sensitive areas, intermedial zones, interstitial zones. These are the threshold to new realities. The capillary adoption of sensing systems within environments assumes the use of a significant amount of data, that are necessary to generate a response from environments themselves. Environments become responsive when there is a direct continuity between the body and the space. A shift must be conducted within paradigms through a common experimentation, shared by informatics and technologies, by new systems of building architectural objects. The new organisms will be able to be responsive not only to the environment’s needs but also to the ever changing users’ needs. Organisms in perpetual evolution will be able to produce new dynamic balances. New scenarios for everyone who will live there.