| Title |
A Theoretical Study on the Extended Spatiality of Architecture |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2021.37.3.145 |
| Keywords |
Extended Spatiality; Interiority; Possibility of Integrating Architecture and Urbanism |
| Abstract |
The paper aims at investigating the extended spatiality of architecture, theoretically tracing the conceptual development and Recognition of
architectural space toward urban/territorial space. In turn, it traces the physical and visual recognition of space as an interior and the
urban/territorial space which is explained by the extended spatiality of architecture with a concept of interiority. The results of this study are
as follows. Architecture does not simply create the rooms, but makes them open toward urban/territorial field. Thus, it makes not merely the
quality of a building’s interior, but also contributes to making the value of urban/territorial interior which pertains to the field of urbanism or
landscape architecture. It therefore has a twofold form that affects both interiority. The results have profound implications; one possibility of
integrating architectural and urban/territorial spaces and another possibility of an urban/territorial space being recognized by interiority. Both
can be new discourses on the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, urbanism and even interior architecture/design to foster
interdisciplinary dialogue regarding the enhancement of urban/territorial spatial quality and value. Ultimately, this paper serves as theoretical
foundations for theorists and practitioners to give better spatial qualities and values to public interiors and to support for the implementations
in today’s large urban/territorial development projects. |