In general built spaces are traditionally perceived as fundamentally static. Buildings are being worn out, renovated, remodelled, torn down and rebuilt, while their functions may frequently change in the process. In this way, architecture not only adapts to changes in its content and context but it can also be continuously improved and adjusted, answering to changing needs of its users and permanent transformations of its surrounding environment. There are two factors which always affect the architecture. They are Human activates and the natural environment such as sun, wind, rain. But many of these were not taken into account during the design process and which ends up major failure of the buildings design. Hence it’s very important that the architecture should respond to the human activates and the environmental needs.
Fig.01.Architecture as a product of adaptation of the changing natural environment and adaptation to changing human activities.
Human activities and natural environment plays a major role in the architectural changes happening over a period a time. Human needs for change in architectural spaces depends on …show more content…
So here we need the flexibility in space usage. The space flexibility can be achieved by various factors such as movable walls help to change the layout according to the user’s needs one room space can be converted into two room space and vice versa can be made and also this can be achieved by various other factors such as adaptive furniture’s. The other way to achieve the adaptiveness in planning is adaptive furniture’s which is achieved by replacing the furniture’s with the other for example sleeping bed can be converted