Three strategies for the 21st century. Minimal spaces, Energy spaces, Renewable spaces.

In the 21st century, two key strategies for the architecture and design of the built environment are the optimization of minimum spaces for living and the implementation of self-sufficient energy systems. The efficiency of space means efficiently design, make the most of each square meter, optimizing the use of space without sacrificing functionality or comfort. We will see examples of how flexibility integrates design solutions that allow the adaptability of spaces, facilitating their reconfiguration for different uses over time. Focusing the quality of the user experience instead of the amount of space, prioritizing simplicity, practicality and aesthetics, is fundamental. We must respond to the need for built environments that promote the quality of life and environmental responsibility in the 21st century. It is our responsibility.