The Architect's Eye

Porter, Tom

doi:10.4324/9781315024936

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“…We are able to adjust our eyes to focus on points near and far that are within our reach. Our eyes are beyond what is received with the help of other sensory organs [4]. However, in order to perceive an architectural work, we need another means besides our visual sense.…”

Section: The Relationship Between the Feeling Of Perception Of Stilln...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Perception of space with a look at the concept of mobility and stillness in the historic houses of Tehran

Del,

Sadat

2023

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Motion and stillness are necessary for architectural perception. Architectural space causes physical, visual and mental health mobility in the observer due to its mobility, fluidity and pause properties. In philosophy, the factor of motion is the basis of the perception of the truths of the material world, and journey of horizons and stillness is the basis of the perception of the truths of the spiritual world and the spiritual journey. The present study aims to perceive the space of a house by creating mobility and stillness. The present study is of qualitative analytical-descriptive type. The present study is an applied research that has been developed by descriptive-analytical method, with an emphasis on logical reasoning. At this stage, 10 houses of the Qajar period of Tehran are identified, compared, and analyzed through field observations and logical reasoning in the field of mobility and stillness. The research findings indicate that the average percentage of outdoor mobility in the spaces of historic houses in the Qajar period is 54.25% and the percentage of indoor mobility is 62.95%. The percentage of stillness in the interior of the houses is 30.55%. The results of the study show that in the houses of Qajar period of Tehran, the spaces of mobility inside the house are more than the still spaces, indicating the importance of mobility in the spaces of houses of Qajar period. The amount of outdoor mobility of the house is more than the green spaces and fountains, showing the attention to mobility, mobility and activity outside the house.

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Section: The Relationship Between the Feeling Of Perception Of Stilln...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Perception of space with a look at the concept of mobility and stillness in the historic houses of Tehran

Del,

Sadat

2023

Preprint

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“…Başka bir açıdan ele alınacak olursa; kişinin fiziksel boyut kavramı, içinde bulunduğu yapıya göre farklılık gösterebilir. Bu duruma asansörde kalan kişinin kendisini büyük, katedralde bulunan kişinin ise kendisini küçük görmesi örnek gösterilebilir [23]. Bir yapının niyeti, algısal olarak birçok ikincil nesnelere bırakılmaktır [24].…”

Section: Mekân Algisi (Perception Of Space)unclassified

Aziz Antuan Kilisesi’nin mimari açıdan okunabilirliği

ATICI

2020

Gazi Üniversitesi Mühendislik Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi

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 Legibility of the architectural structure  Communication of the architectural structure with its user  The effect of architectural education on perceptionReligious spaces can be seen as a place where people can both experience their own spiritual feelings and allow for some common sharing with other people in the community. The architectural elements that make up the space shape the behavior of the user. The churches, which are regarded as the place of the Christian religion, also reveal different connotations to its users with its architectural styles. The architectural style of the building gives the building a character. This character guides the user's attitudes and attitudes. In this study, the St. Antuan Church in the Beyoğlu district, where Istanbul is home to many cultures, was examined. St. Antuan Church is a church with Neo-Gothic architecture and it is still open for use. In the scope of the study, the survey method was applied. The reason for the application to architecture students; to see what changes occur in the perception of the structure as the level of education increases. The data obtained as a result of the survey study were evaluated by SPSS analysis. St. Antuan Church and its legibility are shown in figure A. Figure A. The legibility of St. Antuan Church in the context of architecture, result of SPSS analysisPurpose: The purpose of this study is to reveal that architecture, which has its own language, is perceived in common by those who know this language. Theory and Methods:In the scope of the study, the survey method was applied. A questionnaire consisting of images belonging to the interior and exterior of the church was carried out with architecture students. The survey was carried out with the participation of 200 students. The data obtained as a result of the survey study were evaluated by SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) analysis. Results:As a result of the study, it has been observed that the common values of the user give a common direction to the perception in the visual perception of the architectural structures. As a result, it can be said that architecture has its own language. As this language is learned, it can be stated that it can meet a common denominator in its reading and perception. Conclusion:It is seen that you will go towards a common decision on the working screen. This situation can be compared to people who know the same language to understand each other more easily. Therefore, it was seen that having received architectural education made it easier to perceive the architectural language.

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“…The traditional architectural sketch has commonly been represented by the two-dimensional format of pen on paper, and is often used during the early stages of design development to communicate the ideas of the architect to the client. Drawings and sketches involve freestyle and individual expressions of ideas, and the ways in which they are represented can have various impacts on the communication of architectural ideas and spatial thinking (Porter, 1997: Bassanino, 1999. Sketches are often unfinished, rough in appearance and convey their intentions without expressing completeness, allowing the individual to imply and interpret the image and its spatial properties.…”

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confidence: 99%

Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eCAADe)

2004

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The Architect's Eye

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Perception of space with a look at the concept of mobility and stillness in the historic houses of Tehran

Perception of space with a look at the concept of mobility and stillness in the historic houses of Tehran

Aziz Antuan Kilisesi’nin mimari açıdan okunabilirliği

Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe (eCAADe)

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