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Studio Matrx Monthly · Volume 1 · Issue 4 · September 2026
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Smart, Responsive & Kinetic Architecture
Mastery check · Module 0
Architecture That Moves
8 questions · pass mark 70%. Answer each, check it, and see where you stand before moving on.
Question 1 of 8
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Why is a static building described as a 'permanent compromise'?
A
Because static buildings are always badly designed.
B
Because the world around it constantly changes (sun, weather, use) while a fixed design can only be optimised for one point in that range - so it is wrong for most of the conditions it actually faces.
C
Because buildings should always move.
D
Because static buildings use no energy.
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