Have it ever crossed your mind that Einstein’s Theory of Relativity and the craft and idea of architecture can be related at some point? What the theory basically propagated was that time and space are essentially interconnected; you cannot curve space without involving time as well. Exactly at that point Architecture enters the scene. Often architects design and construct buildings keeping in mind the specific purpose overlooking the element of time and hence the creations are stuck and frozen within the parameters of passing time, making them indispensably outdated.
In recent times this problem has attracted the attention of men to try and build structures that can adapt with changing times. Hence Architecture as a field of study is trying to expand its boundaries and do away with the peril of inconsequence that quite often rests in its creations. Their recent venture is to create something truly receptive. One such example is the Holl House Of Multiple Dimensions. It is the revolutionary signature piece that portrays a space compliant to the explicit whims of the user. It is a space that doesn’t only enclose the rudiments of an individual’s life but at the same time keeps it open for change and re-change and on and on…