Articulated Architecture

Articulated architecture refers to the design of structures featuring clearly defined, flexible joints or connections between different parts, allowing for movement, articulation, or modulation. Think of it as a building made with segments that can shift or rotate relative to each other, which enables adaptability to environmental conditions or functional needs. This approach creates dynamic, expressive spaces and can enhance structural performance, aesthetics, and user interaction. It is often used in modern design to blend functionality with artistic expression, resulting in buildings that are both innovative and responsive to their context.