👉 Site fluid, often referred to as site-specific fluid or site-responsive fluid, is a dynamic and adaptive material used in construction that responds to environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, or pressure. These materials can change their properties, like color, transparency, or texture, to interact with their surroundings in a controlled manner. For example, a site fluid might darken in response to cooler temperatures or become more reflective during sunny days, helping buildings regulate their internal climate and reduce energy consumption. This adaptive capability enhances the sustainability and efficiency of architectural designs, making them more responsive to their environment.
