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| Upside down house - Teferns, Austria |
If it’s true that every architecture is to address a functional, esthetic, representative function - and hopefully a mix of them all – and if it’s true as well that those who make use of it are people – and not the designers that much – it has a fundamental importance their judgment, from minds to word of mouth, which rebounds on the piece of architecture. It seems quite fair though, if we admit that designing is a real job! There has to be a dealing with the real design results in terms of more or less approvals. Nevertheless, I believe it is a designer’s job always adding a fair amount of innovation as it can benefit both the experience and the usability of every building work.
How then does the architectural innovation meet and clashe with the public judgment and how is it more or less understood by people ? How do we react to the unusual made up of new spaces, technologies and materials?