Sound in Architecture as an Abiotic Factor of Spatial Form

The general direction of the study of the psychoacoustic background of the architectural space is at the junction of several areas of scientific knowledge: the theory of architecture, general psychology, and psychophysiology. The connections between the human psyche and his subject-spatial environment are the object of research environmental and Gestalpsychology. At the same time, the author adheres to the ecological-psychological approach concerning the phenomenological aspect of the architectural space. The scientific problem of research is multidimensional and associated primarily with the formulation of a systematic study of the influence of geofactors on a person within the framework of architectural geonics, which implies the transdisciplinarity of research. And also with the formation of principles and models for constructing a geosynthesized specific space capable of positively influencing the psychoemotional and physical state of a person; with the identification of structural properties of specificity. The combination of direct or indirect effects of the inorganic environment on living organisms leads to the concept of abiotic factors that can be a key component in creating a specific architectural environment. Keywords—architectural space; architectural geonks; geosynthesized architectural space; geo-directionality in architecture; geo-impact; sound