Visioning New Methodology for Creative Architecture in the Third Millennium of Knowledge Society

The most effective utilization of information and cutting-edge scientific understanding is essential to the fourth technological revolution of the twenty-first century. As new ideas frequently encounter a negative response from society, it is crucial to constructively use new technology, particularly in building systems and creative architectural design. A person needs substantial knowledge, a holistic approach, the ability to synthesize information about an item, and the development of new human values to interact positively with these technologies. Philosophy, science, art, architecture, and technology are all seen in today’s knowledge as components of a single, interacting cognitive system. According to the new techniques provided to help design and enhance thought translating to physical forms, the paper will study and analyze the effects of the thinking transformation shift in the third century on architectural space and design methodologies. In addition, the paper will introduce a methodology for future vision based on existing and emerging technologies and methods, which will shift lifestyle and improve quality of life. The psychological impossibility of inaction is the inability of thought, and technology and mass media can affect how a new thing is seen in advance.