of this is the Institut du Monde Arabe. Other uses of the term Architects Sarah Bonnemaison and Christine Macy have suggested that movement can be an inspiring idea for architecture without the designs having to allow for actual movement – they can merely suggest it as was the case for some of the constructions of Gaudi or their own recent work. The term Kinetic architecture can also refer to static buildings designed to accentuate human movement, such as the performing arts. The phrase has been chosen as a title for performing groups including a dance company. See also Responsive architecture Notes and references External links Robotecture: Interactive Architecture – information and discussion about kinetic architecture and interactive architecture Kinetic Architecture – blog with many examples of kinetic architecture Hoberman Transformable Design – Chuck Hoberman's design group Adaptive Building Initiative – Company dedicated to designing and building adaptive buildings and structures "What are 'Kinetic Buildings'?" – 3 minute video Architectural design Building engineering