建筑创作的身体感知方法:运动、模型和空间体验。

IF 5.4 2区 生物学 Q1 BIOLOGY
Vernelle A A Noel, Shantanu Parikh, John Wilson, Sarah Grunert
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摘要

如果说建筑是人类创造力通过多感官体现的一种表现形式,那么学习、创造和体验建筑也应该是多感官和多体现的。在这篇文章中,我们通过 Sheets-Johnstone 的 "有思想的身体"(mindful bodies)概念对身心分离提出了挑战。我们将建筑中的正念身体定义为:记录、分析和记忆不同运动质量的运动身体,以创造多样化的空间体验。创造建筑的正念身体方法包括:(i) 参与有意义的运动并记录身体,(ii) 记录与建筑环境中动态、有生命的元素之间的身体互动,(iii) 将我们身体的运动与情感和记忆联系起来,(iv) 设计产生不同运动和氛围的空间,以及 (v) 基于这些空间设计建筑。我们假设,如果设计师在设计中采用正念身体法,他们就能创造出帮助我们理解自己、他人和世界的空间体验。用身体感知的方法进行设计,可以使建筑空间激活我们的注意力开关,连接触觉体验和记忆,并展现奇妙之处。本文是 "运动中的心灵:人工智能时代的身体认知 "主题刊物的一部分。
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A mindful body approach to creating architecture: movement, models and spatial experiences.

If architecture is an expression of human creativity through multi-sensory embodiment, then learning, creating and experiencing architecture should also be multi-sensory and embodied. In this article, we challenge the separation of mind and body through Sheets-Johnstone's mindful bodies concept. We define a mindful body in architecture as one that documents, analyses and memory maps the moving body in different qualities of movement to create diverse spatial experiences. A mindful body approach to creating architecture involves: (i) engaging in meaningful movement and documenting the body, (ii) documenting embodied interactions with dynamic, animate elements in the built environment, (iii) connecting our body's movements with emotions and memories, (iv) designing spaces that produce diverse movements and atmospheres, and (v) designing architecture based on these spaces. We hypothesize that if designers engage in a mindful body approach to design, they can create spatial experiences that help us make sense of ourselves, others and the world. A mindful body approach to design can result in architectural spaces that activate our attentional switches, connect haptic experiences and memories and reveal wonders. This article is part of the theme issue 'Minds in movement: embodied cognition in the age of artificial intelligence'.

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