Architect, artist, and inventor Chuck Hoberman presents ideas of transformable architecture which he defines as “the capacity of an object or building to change its size, shape or configuration and thereby changing its function”. The Columbia and Cooper Union-educated practitioner works in various media in a range of sizes. Relying on videos and animations, he describes his process from beginning to end, emphasizing that his work lies specifically in the process state. He describes the adaptability of nature and how it transforms in the processes of growing and evolution. Hoberman then describes his office’s work ranging from product and furniture design to stage design.