Architectural Innovation: 5 Architects Changing the Future

Architectural Innovation: 5 Architects Changing the Future

Innovation is transforming the architecture industry, from alternative business models to technological advancements. Architects like Eric Reinholdt and Jonathan Segal are revolutionizing the traditional business model by selling floor plans in bundles and creating vertically integrated architecture firms. Bjarke Ingels Group is using digitalization and technology to lead the change in the industry. Others, like Greg Henderson, are developing new technologies to make buildings more resistant to natural disasters and creating the world's first hoverboard. The B-AND-BEE project offers an innovative solution for festival housing with easily transportable honeycomb sleeping-pods. The future of architecture is limitless with architects constantly seeking new materials and product updates to shape the industry.

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