This lecture explores the revival and contemporary reinterpretation of Futurism in architecture, from the technological optimism of the mid-20th century to High-Tech, Deconstructivism, and Parametricism. It examines the influence of Archigram, Japanese Metabolism, Zaha Hadid, BIG, and MAD Architects, while exploring ideas of dynamism, technology, adaptability, and ephemerality. The lecture concludes with a critical reflection on whether contemporary architecture is truly Futurist and what a socially conscious Futurism might look like today.