Idea by
Marianna Chrapana, Virginia Giagkou
Call for ideas 2017
Embodied Spaces: On the Edge of Movement
Embodied Spaces: On the Edge of Movement
In recent years architecture has neglected the body movement and its relation to space.The architectural and body expressions have been standardized.Although architecture designs for the body does not take into account its movement and interaction with space.Considering these issues, created the need to experiment anew on the relationship between space and movement. Consequently this project focuses both on the analysis of the constituent elements of the body movement and the generation of space according to them. Four movements were selected as the case studies: the climber, the tightrope walker, the diver and the aerialist. The experimental process was common to all four cases. At first, we analyzed each movement through chronophotographies, focusing on their qualitative data. Then through an animation program we produced three-dimensional snapshots of the movements. Finally by introducing different spatial elements we studied the configuration of space according to the movement.
Embodied Spaces: On the Edge of Movement
Embodied Spaces: On the Edge of Movement
In recent years architecture has neglected the body movement and its relation to space.The architectural and body expressions have been standardized.Although architecture designs for the body does not take into account its movement and interaction with space.Considering these issues, created the need to experiment anew on the relationship between space and movement. Consequently this project focuses both on the analysis of the constituent elements of the body movement and the generation of space according to them. Four movements were selected as the case studies: the climber, the tightrope walker, the diver and the aerialist. The experimental process was common to all four cases. At first, we analyzed each movement through chronophotographies, focusing on their qualitative data. Then through an animation program we produced three-dimensional snapshots of the movements. Finally by introducing different spatial elements we studied the configuration of space according to the movement.