functional responsiveness
...t to take part for the user. This is dependant on what the objects specificity is and the enthusiasm and creativeness of the user. Because the functions of architectural spaces exist within a broad spectrum of purpose, the program created for the responsive elements will also need to cater for those specific functions. - Functionally responsive architecture is NOT one-sided. Whenever possible it will use all exposed, open and inner surfaces to fulfill its functionally responsive requirements. - existing architectural objects that are used in repetitive ways within architectural spaces are now the prototypes for new functionally responsive architecture that will inherit similar programs with variations dependant on the varying function of the building. - the forms of this architecture must be beautiful and common enough to be identified by the user but should also hide areas with responsive movements that can be discovered and misused - Two reactions will exist within responsive architecture. The first will be proximity response; meaning response according to mass of occupation and distance of user to object. The second will be responsiveness driven by physical contact and users driving intention. - Responsive architecture should not be kept within the inner realm of architecture. It requires not awning or roof. Functional architecture should be driven to create that what would be thought it would require. - Functional responsive architecture should find a common ground were it and static construction can bind together to produce a sound structure, in which a stable language between it and the user can begin. - Functional responsiveness should never make the user feel that the object he or are occupying is too complicated to comprehend but should rather make the user question the ways in which it functions out of inspired curiosity. - Functionally Responsive Architecture is not: . a DECO...