The industrial revolution of house: Machine house, house of the future and smart home

Beginning from their first occurrence on the Earth, people have needed shelters to protect themselves from natural phenomenons. In the first ages, the humanity occupied caves and other types of natural formations in which they lived in them as spaces so as to protect themselves from natural phenomenons. Those spaces were not only used for protection as they also operated as the privacy spaces. Various generations had dwelled together in those spaces as they also experienced hardships of life together, too. Once the humanity passed to settled life, their lifestyles also changed. By utilization of natural materials, in order to protect themselves from natural events, human beings constructed the first models of houses. Similar to primitive shelters, those houses were used as privacy zones that provided protection from natural phenomenons. Via technological advancements and advent of the Industrial Revolution, tremendously effective changes emerged in daily lives of people. Cities became centers of mass production. People shifted to dwelling in urban zones and rural zones that agriculture was practiced was not occupied anymore. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution, a milestone arose within the scope of the term, house. Thanks to alterations occurred in that phase of the time, the term, house, was disassembled into its particles, re-introduced and reproduced in order to meet sheltering needs of people living in urban mediums. In that phase of time, a secession from the past took place and the term, house, was reconsidered since the secession had an impact on it as well. In next phases of time, new changes occurred in the world. Those changes led to new alterations and transformations in art, architecture, design and so on. Changes occurring in the world affected how the term, house, was imagined as well as other disciplines. Dependent on the changes occurred in different times, diverse concepts for the term, house, were introduced.