Role of Architecture in Individual and Social Disparity
Research area 12 of 12 · Project E
The human race has been categorised and sub-categorised into multiple sections across time. All the divisions and sub-divisions grow into tightly knit communities sharing and growing as a whole. This resulted in social, cultural and political differences among the communities. Differentiation on the basis of gender, age and sexuality are reflected in architectural design in major aspects of spatial contexts. This led to various levels of hierarchies which in turn reflected in the spatial designs of important buildings of the reign. Remnants of these disparities continue to reflect in our architectural and interior spaces.
Focus
- Brain Sensitive spaces: conscious and inclusive design.
- Architecture acts as a medium to aid and assist in the special needs of the human brain.
- The role played by architecture and spaces in gender, sexuality and discrimination and equitability.
- The role played by architecture and spaces in giving rise to feelings of gender discrimination and equitability in the minds of the experiencer.
- The emotions experienced by the minds of the secerned in spaces that have been designed for no one specific.
Aims
- To study the role of architectural and interior design in social, cultural and political severance among the different communities that co-exist in a region.
- To analyse the role of architectural and interior spaces in singularizing individuals with extreme sensitivity.
- To assess the resultant socio-economic, socio-cultural and socio-geographical footprints.
Keywords
- inclusive architecture
- sensitive spaces
- unbiased architecture
- stereotypical design
- conscious design
- gender-inclusive design
- gender-neutral design
Contributors: Devina Mitchelle Thomas, Nikita Sheth