Responsive architecture, sustainability, artificial intelligence and co-living are the 4 main concepts you have to know. We explain them!

- Responsive architecture: Responsive architecture is the evolution of architectural practice and research. These types of architectures are those that take into account the environmental conditions and adapt the buildings (shape, color, conditions) to the space that surrounds them. These aim to improve the energy performance of buildings with sensitive technologies and are distinguished from other forms of design by incorporating intelligent and sensitive technologies to the basic elements that make up a building.

- Sustainability: Sustainable architecture consists of using materials that minimize the environmental impact when building a building. It also involves analyzing the place where the cabin will be built and determining the natural conditions and limitations that must be taken into account. The main objective is to achieve energy efficiency throughout the life of the building.

- Artificial intelligence: The houses of the future will have a highly advanced technology where everything will be regulated by robots that will look for your comfort and safety.

-Co-living: This movement has become very fashionable in recent years, the origin comes from the "co-working" and it is exactly the same, but instead of sharing the workplace, it is shared the place where we live. It is a lifestyle that many people adopt because it helps sustainability, personal economy and social interaction.