  A place to live is one of the most crucial necessities for all living
organisms since the advent of life on planet Earth. The nature of homes has
changed considerably over time. At the very early stages, human begins lived in
natural places such as caves. Later on, they started to use their intelligence
to build places with special purposes. Nowadays, modern technologies such as
robotics and artificial intelligence have made their ways into the construction
process and opened up a whole new area of opportunities and concerns that may
be of interest to both technologists and philosophers. In this article, I
review the evolution of buildings from fully natural to fully artificial and
discuss philosophical thoughts that a fully automated construction technology
may raise. I elaborate on the safety concerns of a fully automated
architectural process. Then, I'll borrow Kolmogorov complexity from algorithmic
information theory to define a complexity measure for buildings. The proposed
measure is then used to provide a quantifiable measure of beauty.
