Pavel Hladik is currently working on the construction of a movable structure. The technology incorporates shape memory alloys which are metals that can be caused to change shape via a change in temperature. The temperature change in the design is caused by current controlled by a computer. The mechanical construction of the structure enhances the movement caused by the SMA. This design could be incorporated into building multifunctional facilities, and/or buildings that can change shape in reaction to weather conditions. This design could be incorporated into a roof which moves to collect the most amount of sun rays for solar panels. The roof could also tilt at a sharp angle when necessary to dump off snow. This technology could also be used artistically. One possibility is to design an interface where an SMA sculpture is controlled by a computer which reads the interfacers movements through inertia sensors or measures their heartrate and responds to increases and decreases in the speed of the heart beating. An SMA structure could also be combined with telepresence and participants could submit sculptural ideas via the internet while having their designs viewed, touched and climbed upon by people hundreds of miles away.