One of the first groups of architects that indulged in vehicles belonged to Futurists. In "The New Plasticity" Written by Sanford Kwinter, said "New industrial culture is formed by machines. The manifesto follows, praising danger, movement, crowds, and speed. Speed is a new form of beauty, an elope to the mechanism and abstract energy of war and automobiles. "Dynamism" was the catchword for the entire movement." Futurists could not tolerate the compromise to the past ages. The outdated conventional ideas were chain and bondage to broken. Avant-garde art that cast aside traditions also had a non-negligible influence. "The New Plasticity" analyzed in physics "The Field" and in aesthetic "Plastic Dynamism". In the physics field, Einstein first presented his "Theory of Relativity" in 1905. It relates and transforms time and space coordinates from one inertial system to another, which means the coordinate system is not only formed by x,y, and z, but also the time (t).
For the plastic dynamism, space led to the autonomous aesthetic concept as indistinct from solid objects. Based on the plastic zones, dynamism, and consistency, Sanford Kwinter proposed three hypotheses:
1. Hypothesis of the undividedness of the object field.
2. The hypothesis of universal motion.
3. Time and space are full and have a plastic consistency.
Sanford winter believed that "Architecture should be a sign constellation that works outside the culture through code intermediaries, but a complete internal and inherited mechanism that is inseparable from the institutions of the world and operates internally.
"The New City" project that emerged by reassembling the institutions from the study for buildings, lighthouses, stations, and hangers with order is such a work by Antonio Sant'Elia, It is a remarkable masterpiece of futurism. Futurism produces the future, but it was not aimed as im- mortal works. Antonio's original intention was not meant to last. Each subsequent generation was expected to build their own city rather than inheriting the architecture from the past.