| Title |
Study on Characteristics of Body Sense in Contemporary Architectural Design - Focused on Works of Herzog & de Meuron, Steven Holl, Peter Zumthor, Kuma Kengo - |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2015.24.1.082 |
| Keywords |
Body Sense ; Visualcentrism ; Tactile ; Haptic ; Body |
| Abstract |
The philosophers think that the increase of loneliness in technological society is caused by the reduced feeling to some extent. They started to think the integral feeling in terms of existentialism away from Visualcentrism. It is apparent that in architectural design a concrete feeling(sense) out of Visualcentrism of modern architecture is reflected in a architecture. In particular, the architects such as Herzog & de Meuron, Steven Holl, Peter Zumthor, Kuma Kengo think that the existential value of the objects is important and would like to reflect the existence of materials on architecture. This study is to analyze the common points and different points regarding how in these works sensible experiences are approached. The results show that these works have common features containing escape from visual formativeness in the space, pursuit of locational connection, study on pure essence of the materials, and reflectance of the feeling of depth and motility. In addition, the actual beings of the materials for this feeling were mainly used and showed some difference in terms of the usage of local materials, natural environment, five senses of body. This study is important in the point of view that there are few researches that compared with the characteristics of architects' works while there were many researched that treated architecture as sensible view. |