2015
DOI: 10.5505/megaron.2015.30602
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The Phenomenon Of Touch In Architectural Design And A Field Study For Haptic Mapping

Abstract: Mimari üretim sürecinde görmeyi, mekânın algılanışı ve temsilinde diğer duyulardan üstün bir konuma yerleştiren faydacıl-estetik bakış açısı literatürde "gözmerkezcilik" olarak tanımlanmıştır. Ne var ki bu kavrayış biçimi, öznenin deneyim sürecinde mekânla kurduğu bedensel ilişkiyi, bu ilişkinin sonucunda meydana gelen bedensel hafızayı, hareket ve zaman olgularını dikkate almaması nedeniyle eleştirilmiştir. Öznenin deneyimi sırasında bedensel ve zihinsel algıya bağlı olarak mekânla kurulan etkileşim ve bütünl… Show more

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“…At this point it should be clarified that the IVR drawing, in addition to using the hands to perform the strokes, uses the whole body, and even more so when the drawing is a realscale architectural space that the draftsman can enter. This condition means that the IVR drawing can recover the physical and psychological relationship that is created between the subject and the space during the spatial experience, removing the need to depend completely on the sense of sight [16] and allowing reliance on other senses, such as the haptic. Nevertheless, this important condition makes greater demands on the perception, motor and spatial skills of the users [46].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At this point it should be clarified that the IVR drawing, in addition to using the hands to perform the strokes, uses the whole body, and even more so when the drawing is a realscale architectural space that the draftsman can enter. This condition means that the IVR drawing can recover the physical and psychological relationship that is created between the subject and the space during the spatial experience, removing the need to depend completely on the sense of sight [16] and allowing reliance on other senses, such as the haptic. Nevertheless, this important condition makes greater demands on the perception, motor and spatial skills of the users [46].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If we consider the sense of sight as the dominant element in architectural design (ocularcentrism), we will seek to ignore the physical and psychological relationship created between the subject and space during the spatial experience, sensual memory, movement, and time. However, the act of touching, that is, the interaction between architecture and the subject dependent on physical and cognitive perception, offers another way of thinking and interpreting architecture, constituting an alternative starting point for design [16], which we must seek to achieve in architectural designs that not only respond to man's basic needs, but also to his emotional wellbeing.…”
Section: The Importance Of the Action Of Drawing With The Handmentioning
confidence: 99%