Dynamic design architecture

Moving facades are spectacular, bringing buildings to life and allowing them to transform according to specific circumstances and desires. Not all dynamic

Located off the Vejle fjord in the eponymously named town in Denmark, this award-winning building explores a format that seems to challenge the typical high-rise. Aptly named The Wave, this residential complex by Copenhagen architect Henning Larsen honors the water body it's located on the coast of. The building adopts a distinct sawtooth-wave-shaped design that's

Image 15 of 43 from gallery of Xiangcheng District Planning Exhibition Hall / Lacime Architects. Photograph by Shengliang Su

Property showroom in Singapore by Ministry of Design with narrow openings through its facade.

The construction of high-rise buildings did not commence until the late 1800's but sustained its development well past the turn of the century with the first

Kinetic architecture stands as a dynamic design paradigm, seamlessly integrating moving elements to instigate a transformative impact on the form, appearance, and functionality of structures. In embracing this innovative approach, architects and designers unlock a spectrum of advantages, including heightened adaptability, enhanced energy efficiency, and an elevated aesthetic experience.

Completed in 2015 in , Brazil. Images by Jomar Bragança. The proposed intervention in Alphaville Country Farm sets a respectful relationship with many original features of the property and gives a unique...

Turin-based architecture firm Wafai proposed a uniquely-designed luxury villa overlooking the picturesque Türlersee lake in Switzerland.

House in Akitsu by Kazunori Fujimoto Architect & Associates

the structure sits above and below water level –- as submarines do -- defining an ever changing state between dry and wet.