"In real life," he explains, "architecture is relatively static and rigid. For the most part, the first generation of virtual architecture has been an attempt to import and recreate that sense of rigidity. However, virtual architecture has the capacity to be less like a solid artifact, and more fluid and dynamic like a liquid."
Source: http://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2007/09/responsive-virt.html
A response to the CAPITheticAL design competition which invites designers to look back at the big ideas that shaped our national capital and look forward to the big ideas that will shape our future cities in the 21st century and beyond.
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