Response to Responsive Web Design

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I thought that this article took a very unique take on responsive design by comparing it to architecture. The two are similar in that they both require some form of a foundation or basis from which to continue however a web designer is faced with the task of adapting their design to multiple mediums where architectural design is static. With every new screen comes a new landscape that a designer must take into account when creating for the web and i'm interested to see whether or not there will be a consolidation of screen sizes for web  design or if web design will prove to be versatile enough to adapt to the increasing amount new landscapes.

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