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Architecture &: AFFECT

Architecture, can have an affect on individuals. The affect is defined as the subjective transposition of the quantity of instinctual energy. Affect is always attached to a place and the notion of place is fundamental to architecture. The sensations a place has upon arrival and stay there has an affect on a person.

Architecture &: OUTER SPACE 3

We looked at several examples from the finalists to NASA's competition about designing 3D printed habitats. Why 3D printing? Because it is the easiest and most cost-effective way to build on another planet. Sending materials from Earth would cost too much, and we need technology to help us build our future in other planets.

Architecture &: OUTER SPACE 2

Most architects are used to working with models and blueprints, but how do you design something when you have no terrestrial experience of it? When you have never before seen its conditions and limitations. Being space architects is a hard task, because you must figure out a way to have a functioning design that will be moving in a different gravity or which will be faced with arduous radiation and sun exposure.

Architecture &: OUTER SPACE

Space… It sounds like your typical architectural word, where you point to that one room at the corner in a scaled model or in real life and you remind everyone how important it is because this many people fit and you can use it for a bathroom or kitchen… This kind of Space we talk/dream about nowadays however, is scarier.

Architecture &: VOYEURISM

The truth is that everywhere we go, architecture creates spatial relationships that helps us watch without being watched. Some spatial relationships that are not supposed to have these effects in the first place but are used by people to explore voyeurism.

Architecture &: ILLUSIONISM

How can architectural devices which bring about the notions of illusion aid in altering perception, reality and experience? And how can this illusion counter the illusion of the spectacle talked about by Debord? A type of architectural device that could be used in this case is the cinematic illusion.

Architecture &: MUSIC

Rhythm has much to do with the pattern. Patterns can be found in both music, through beat and repetition, but can also be found in shapes or structural elements in architecture. The texture in music has to do with the layering of different sounds and rhythms with different instruments. Materials in architecture can also display texture.

Architecture &: TIME

Bergson first introduced his notion of duration in his essay Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness. According to Bergson, duration and the time in mathematics is not real

Theory of the Derive

I talk about Guy Debord, the author of “Theory of the Derive” and “The Society of the Spectacle,” includes in his books the idea of a basic concept or practice called derive, a technique of rapid passage through spaces.