This course delves into the concept of fluidity in architectural design, focusing on integrating urban dynamics into built environments. Exploring principles such as adaptability, permeability, and seamless transitions, learners will study how fluidity transforms traditional architectural boundaries. Using an interdisciplinary approach, this course covers methodologies that make architectural spaces feel open, connected, and responsive to urban flows and movements. Ideal for architects, urban planners, and designers, this course equips participants with strategies to design spaces that reflect the continuous variability of modern urban environments, enhancing spatial continuity and social connectivity.

Key Areas Covered:

• Fluidity in Urban and Architectural Contexts: Understand how fluidity redefines urban spaces as dynamic, interconnected systems.
• Dynamic Systems and Adaptability: Learn strategies for designing adaptable spaces that respond to changing urban needs.
• Techniques for Permeability and Openness: Practical tools for creating transparent and porous boundaries in urban spaces.
• Interdisciplinary Design Approaches: Explore design frameworks integrating architectural, sociological, and ecological perspectives.