prismarakenteita
prismarakenteita refers to architectural and structural designs that incorporate prism shapes or principles derived from geometric prisms. The concept emphasizes the use of straight edges, triangular or polygonal faces, and uniform cross‑sections to create visually striking and geometrically efficient forms. It emerged in the early twentieth century as part of the modernist movement, influenced by the work of architect and theorist Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, who advocated for "less is more" and exploited simple geometric forms in buildings such as the Barcelona Pavilion. The prismas often serve both aesthetic and functional purposes, allowing natural light to penetrate interior spaces, creating dramatic skylights, and distributing loads efficiently.
Prismarakenteita are found in a wide range of applications, from small-scale kiosks and pavilions to large
Theoretical research in the 1990s expanded the concept to computational architecture, using parametric design tools to