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July 2001

Edifice Complex

Isn't it about time architecture began to fully accommodate sensible automation in the home and workplace?

By Michael Hawley

Is there a future for the smart house? When, already? And what will it entail? Beyond plumbing and electri-city, surely our homes will develop an "inner" net-networked intelligence to manage things more sensibly. Our buildings need to become wiser. Remember, Jane Jetson will be born someday soon, so we've got to come up with something more interesting than an Internet toaster.

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