TED: Why great architecture should tell a story | Ole Scheeren

The video explores the evolution of architectural philosophy from 'form follows function' to 'form follows fiction', emphasizing the role of architecture in storytelling and community building. It discusses various projects, including the CCTV headquarters in Beijing, The Interlace in Singapore, a media building in Berlin, and a cultural hub in London, highlighting innovative designs that foster collaboration and interaction. The video concludes with a unique floating cinema project in Thailand, showcasing architecture's potential to create meaningful experiences.

What does the phrase "form follows function" imply about architecture?

How does Bernard Tschumi's reinterpretation of the phrase change our understanding of architecture?

In what ways can architecture be seen as a space of stories?

What are 'narrative hybrids' in the context of architecture?

How does the design of the headquarters for China's national broadcaster challenge traditional hierarchical structures?

What role does community play in the design of the residential development in Singapore?

How does the concept of sustainability influence architectural design in tropical climates?

What is the significance of the 'collaborative cloud' in the Berlin media company project?

How does the proposed Olympicopolis project reflect the changing nature of cultural institutions?

In what ways does the floating cinema project illustrate the relationship between architecture and storytelling?