Innovation through the prism of architecture: Who is capable of inventing, what should be invented first, and how to create

It has long been an opinion that architecture is frozen music. However, in our dynamic time, architecture should be primarily innovative, which the author of this book seeks to show. Innovative creativity contributes to progress in science, technology, art and other areas of human activity. The recognition and universal development of this truly inexhaustible resource and its use as an economic asset can become a decisive factor in the prosperity of the modern world. Many countries and most visionary statesmen actively include the development of intellectual property in the strategy of national development and, thanks to this, achieve high indicators in the field of scientific and technological progress and the prosperity of the state.
The book makes an attempt to answer the following questions: who is able to invent, what should be invented first and how to do it.
The book is intended for students and graduate students of architectural specialties, but it may be interesting to a wide circle of readers who are indifferent to the issues of creating innovations