Get ready for 2020 with these architecture and design trends
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The document discusses emerging trends in architecture and design for 2020, highlighting the importance of inclusive and accessible design, a return to natural elements, and a focus on rehabilitation over demolition. It emphasizes the need for designs that accommodate diverse needs and promote sustainability through organic materials and renovation. These trends reflect a shift towards environmental responsibility and user-centric spaces in the architectural field.
Get ready for 2020 with these architecture and design trends
- 1. John Eilermann Blog Home About Contact Tuesday, 19 November 2019 This year saw the increase of digital innovations such as artificial intelligence, 3D printing, and automation as essential parts of the process. For 2020, design and architecture enthusiasts can look forward to the following trends. John Eilermann. Inclusive and accessible design In the past, aesthetics overshadowed function. For 2020, experts predict a rise in inclusive and accessible designs to prioritize the needs of the elderly and those with limited mobility, hearing, and vision. The challenge is to create a space that encourages efficient movement and comfort for everyone. John Eilermann. Embracing natural elements The past years saw how industrial and innovative designs took center stage. In the next years, more people will go back to a more organic structure and design for their spaces. Aside from embracing green and wooden designs, more structures will use materials like bamboo and grass to create sustainable options. Handcrafted and locally sourced fixtures and decor will also make their way into more homes. John Eilermann. Rehabilitation over demolition In keeping with the industry's desire to diminish damage to the environment, especially during the construction phase, more property owners are deciding to rehabilitate structures. Choosing to renovate instead of starting from the ground up will minimize costs, manpower, and waste that come with demolition. This also allows owners to transform an old structure into a modernized or even an artistic version of itself. Instead of waiting for months and years before using the space, now construction and finishing process can be shortened. This will allow them to use the place sooner. John Eilermann. Posted by John Eilermann at 14:19 Labels: 2020, Architecture, design, design trends Get ready for 2020 with these architecture and design trends Image source: Pexels.com Image source: Pexels.com No comments: Post a Comment Twitter | LinkedIn | Wordpress Search Search This Blog John Eilermann View my complete profile About Me Should you pursue a career in architecture? Image source: watg.com Pursuing a degree in architecture isn’t an easy feat. Sleepless nights finishing plates and endless readings ... Sustainable St. Louis: Recyclable construction materials I’m John Eilermann, an architectural student from St. Louis, MO. Last semester, we had a class that focused on creating sustainable projec... Six architectural innovations that can be life-changing Without architecture, we won’t have places to live in and enjoy life. Throughout history, we’ve seen how it has evolved and shaped our wor... Ancient Architecture series: Legendary monuments Ever since man was able to design structures, he has built countless legendary monuments. For today, the focus will be on three of the mos... Between PWD requirements and responsible architecture Responsible Architecture John Eilermann We can appreciate more what many people refer to as “responsible architecture.” From green desi... Biggest Modern Architectural Mistakes Ever Made The best architectural works around the world are celebrated, visited by millions, studied by students, and end up in magazines, postcards... Popular Posts More Create Blog Sign In
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