Bodies & Buildings
Exploring the relationships between human bodies, spatial experience, and architectural form.
Bodies and Buildings examines how architecture shapes and responds to physical and psychological experience. The topic considers how spaces are inhabited, transformed, and perceived through embodied interaction.
The community explores themes of decay and renewal, spatial voids and fragmentation, emotional responses to environments, and the intersection of cinema, memory, and built form. Work ranges from investigations of waste and impermanence to designs for specific bodies and developmental stages.
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View all 8 journalsVão Tilts Colored Walls Beneath an Exposed Truss Roof to Stage a Brazilian Exhibition on the Body
In Brazil, Vão stages Explicit Bodies, Hidden Bodies with slanted maroon, orange and red walls that turn a 550 m² truss hall into a run of thresholds.
Discover the Mind-Blowing Secret to Architecture's Greatest Mystery: Building the Void with Fragments!
Can Breaking Apart Architecture Actually Lead to Creating Something Whole?