Prezi video (https://www.ted.com/talks/marc_kushner_why_the_buildings_of_the_future_will_be_shaped_by_you) Han woojin

Summary

They say that the way we share our current ideas about architecture has changed. In the past, people did not know the shape and design of the buildings they made because architects painted all the ideas and pictures. But now, if you look at the pictures taken in New York, if you look at the pictures taken in Beijing, if you look at the pictures of the buildings on the street, you can get ideas for the design of the buildings and share them. And in this age of the Internet, a new way of communicating has emerged that allows people all over the world to contribute to design. Mark says he wants to create innovative building applications that will bring this interaction. In an era where communication is possible, user-generated content influences the architect's design. Users can now edit and share the shape and design of buildings on their smartphones, allowing architects to collect and apply various ideas around the world. Interactions like this will change the shape and design of buildings for the future. As people share their ideas about architecture, they will be able to design it in a more personalized way.

Realization

I was able to think more deeply about new ideas related to architecture. Mark's story has shown that in the age of communication, users can be more involved in building design, and now we can share ideas about architecture through the Internet and smartphones. With these advances in technology, people will be able to apply more personalized elements to architectural design, which will make architectural shapes and designs more diverse and creative. In addition, Mark's story shows the importance of building design and how architect-user interactions affect it. And I was able to think about how users could preserve and develop the history of culture and cities through architecture. Finally, Mark's story presented an idea for the future of the architectural design industry. With the development of the Internet and smartphones, user participation and interaction in architectural design will become more important, which will enable more innovative and creative architecture to be born. I was able to think more about the idea of architecture and the importance of architectural design, and I wondered what the shape and design of architecture would be like in the future.

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