Architectural narratives: Spatial and temporal atmosphere-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Architectural narratives: Spatial and temporal atmosphere

Published:2024 Issue: Volume: Page:315-320
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Krstić Verica^ORCID,Ristić-Trajković Jelena^ORCID

Abstract

Architectural narratives provide insights into the complex interplay between architecture, culture, and society within the built environment. They become a model for analysing, perceiving, and thinking about architectural artefacts. In this process, the atmosphere phenomenon, a key aspect, becomes a phenomenological standpoint for architectural research. The conceptualisation of atmosphere is commonly questioned throughout a relationship between the perceptive capacity of humans and an effective environment. The anatomy of perceptual engagement includes the physical and sensory characteristics of space on the one hand and culture's philosophical, political, ethical, and aesthetic character on the other. The ambiguous character of the atmosphere will be analysed using such multidimensional conditionality in the case study of the Family house in Bigovo, Montenegro.

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University of Niš - Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture

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