Situational Architecture

Situational architecture refers to designing spaces that adapt effectively to specific contexts, needs, or events. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, it emphasizes flexibility, responsiveness, and relevance to particular situations. For example, a public plaza might be designed to serve as a quiet gathering spot during the day and a lively event space at night. This approach ensures that the built environment supports multiple uses and evolving human activities, creating functional and dynamic spaces tailored to their unique circumstances.