Getting architects to pay attention to their building's lasting impact


In architecture, there is an obsession with a building’s official completion, while its actual lifespan is often left out of the picture.



In his Failed Architecture piece "What If Architects Would Embrace, Rather Than Ignore, a Building’s Future?", René Boer looks at the imbalance of attention a building gets during its opening day compared to its lasting 'future legacy': "The fact that most architectural projects of a certain scale will leave a spatial legacy of some sort gives those involved a responsibility. Therefore, the spatial professions might want to broaden their horizon and attempt to relate to the future of their projects at least in some way."

Alexander Walter via Archinect - News http://bit.ly/2GzUode

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