Before revision: Examples of interactive architecture While now quite common (most large-scale new buildings are built around environmentally responsive technologies, sustainability systems and user-configurable environments) earlier notable examples of interactive architecture include: Tower of Winds (Yokohama, Japan, 1987) – Toyo Ito Kunsthaus (Graz, Austria, 2003) – Peter Cook and Colin Fournier Galleria Centercity (Seoul, South Korea, 2008) – UN Studio The Shed (New York City, USA, 2019) – Diller Scofidio + Renfro Conceptual development of interactive architecture Early contributions to the ideas behind interactive architecture include New Babylon (Constant Nieuwenhuys) (a massive global city formed from "a series of linked transformable structures") and Cedric Price's Fun Palace ("Designed as a flexible framework into which programmable spaces can be plugged, the structure has as its ultimate goal the possibility of change at the behest of its users"), later given form in his InterAction Centre.
After revision: Examples of interactive architecture While now quite common (most large-scale new buildings are built around environmentally responsive technologies, sustainability systems and user-configurable environments) earlier notable examples of interactive architecture include: Tower of Winds (Yokohama, Japan, 1987) – Toyo Ito Kunsthaus (Graz, Austria, 2003) – Peter Cook and Colin Fournier Galleria Centercity (Seoul, South Korea, 2008) – UN Studio The Shed (New York City, USA, 2019) – Diller Scofidio + Renfro Conceptual development of interactive architecture Early contributions to the ideas behind interactive architecture include New Babylon (Constant Nieuwenhuys) (a massive global city formed from "a series of linked transformable structures") and Cedric Price's Fun Palace ("Designed as a flexible framework into which programmable spaces can be plugged, the structure has as its ultimate goal the possibility of change at the behest of its users"), later given form in his Inter-Action Centre.