The Smart Building Materials of Tomorrow
Keywords:
Transactional phase of win-win functions, Qualte-k-nology, Compettitude paradigms of transformational phase.Abstract
The buildings of tomorrow are supposed to fulfill the desires of man much more vigorously as the human desires themselves are tightly caught in a kind of spiral which is continuously growing both in magnitude and in qualitative terms. The transition is from traditional to transactional. Modern trends are approaching smart computers, smarter controls and instruments that could remotely exercise monitoring over the automated and intelligent gadgets that demand the ambience, the kind of which was hitherto not comprehended. In that context, what materials would dominate the construction scene tomorrow, and on what attributes will their find, research and development prevail, is being hypothesized in this article. It is thought that the possible hallmark of tomorrow’s construction materials will be: maintain the smart attributes of the smart materials. It calls for a transformational development in research applications. The directions as perceived already by authors are deliberated in this work.
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