Interactive architecture refers to designing buildings or spaces that are responsive to the users' actions, needs, and preferences. While traditional architecture focuses on the aesthetics and functionality of structures, interactive architecture goes beyond that by creating dynamic and interactive experiences with the environment. In interactive architecture, technology is often used to enable and facilitate user engagement, such as sensors, cameras, and interactive displays. The goal is to create a more engaging, personalized, and adaptable experience that meets the needs and expectations of the users. In contrast, traditional architecture often focuses on creating a static and durable structure that serves a specific purpose and meets certain design criteria. While traditional architecture may also incorporate some elements of user experience and functionality, it does not prioritize dynamic and interactive engagement with users.
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