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Kinetic architecture is a type of architecture that incorporates moving parts or elements. These elements are designed to respond to various inputs, such as wind, light, temperature, or user interaction. The purpose of kinetic architecture is to create dynamic and adaptable spaces that can change their form, size, or function according to different needs. Kinetic buildings can be used for various purposes, such as entertainment, art, education, or sustainability. Some examples of kinetic architecture include retractable roofs, movable facades, rotating towers, or interactive installations. Kinetic architecture is a growing trend in the field of architecture, as it offers new possibilities for innovation, creativity, and sustainability in the built environment.
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