theory

Little, Shelley 2015, Freshome, accessed 5 May 2019, 

<https://freshome.com/2015/01/20/how-future-commuting-patterns-affect-architecture/>

This article focuses on the potential for architects to reimagine design in ways that will enhance the 'commute'. How will an architect elevate the commute? Increase efficiency of movement and create a beautiful while still remaining in touch with nature? The ideas explored see a possible transformation of the daily commute: from a dull obligation to an uplifting experience, founded within the design decisions of architects. 

From this article, I constructed my theory:

Functionality founded in seamless movement - Design inspiring heightened perspectives. 

This theory unites the important elements of function and design within architecture. A design should be engaging, fulfil purpose and enhance the interaction between user and structure. Simultaneously, function provides efficiency and satisfies use, founded within an elevated design. Therefore, the evolution of the architecture should consider the balance of functionality and design, how one element may provide the inspiration for the other and vice versa, and overall engage people with structures while providing the most efficient experience.