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Architecture, Senses, Body and Perception

Architecture, Senses, Body and Perception: “Science has not and never will have the same ontological sense as the perceived world, for the simple reason that it is a determination or



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An Expected Perception Architecture using Visual 3D

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understand architecture and place as responsive to people, place and time has been undermined, hence an antithesis to sustainable architecture emerges The analysis of place is often based on abstract perceptual reading of maps and drawings which, whilst necessary, requires the complementary understanding of place through experiential perception



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Philosophy and Perception of Beauty in Architecture

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"Science has not and never will have the same ontological sense as the perceived world, for the simple reason that it is a determination or an explanation of that world." "Truth does not "inhabit" only the "inner man". Or more accurately, there is no inner man; man is in the world, it is whithin the world that he knows himself." MERLEAU-PONTY, Maurice; Phenomenology and Perception, 2006 The Phenomenology and the understanding through Merleau-Ponty The man in the course of his space travels, needs the body messages to ensure the stability of their visual world. Not having this body information, the human being loses the connection with the world.Sight"The sight separates us from the world, while the rest of the senses joins him."

PALLASMAA, Juhani; The Eyes of the Skin, 1994

"I think that the buildings always sound.

They can sound unemotional too."

ZUMTHOR, Peter; Atmospheres, 2006

"We feel pleasure and protection when the body discovers it"s resonance in space." PALLASMAA, Juhani; The eyes of the Skin, 1994Hearing "Sound is invisible but has the power to change the space characteristics we occupy" SCHULZ-DORNBURG, Julia; Art and Architecture - New Affinities, 2000 Smell "The nostrils awakes a forgotten image a nd fall into a vivid dream. The nose makes the eyes to remember. "

PALLASMAA, Juhani; The eyes of the Skin, 1994

Touch "(...)while the tactile space separates the observer from the objects, the visual space separates the objects from each other (...) the perceptual world is guided by the touch, being more immediate and welcoming than the world guided by sight

ZUMTHOR, Peter; Thinking Architecture,2005

Vals therms: Peter Zumthor

"Mountain, stone, water, building with stone, b uilt in the mountains: our attempts to give to this words an architectural interpretation, transfer it"s meaning and sensuality guided by our building plan as we were shaping it step by step."

Peter Zumthor

Liliane and Edgar J. Kaufmann House:

Fallingwater - Frank Lloyd Wright

"The building is a machine able to produce some human reactions predetermined." ZUMTHOR, Peter; Thinking Architecture, 2005Gonçalo Jorge

Locus Workshop | Ibiza 2010

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