Architecture and Phenomenology: Introduction by Brendan O’ Byrne, Patrick Healy

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You Are Not Here: Sartre’s Phenomenological Ontology and the Architecture of Absence by Susan Herrington

“…This paper examines Jean-Paul Sartre’s phenomenological ontology in relationship to experiences with architecture that account for absence. …”
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Between Objective and Subjective Architectural Experiences: Conceptualizing Refractive Neuroarchitecture Phenomenology by Yongjun Shin

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Between Objective and Subjective Architectural Experiences: Conceptualizing Refractive Neuroarchitecture Phenomenology by Yongjun Shin

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Phenomenological classification of cultural heritage: role of virtual reality by Hyuk-Jin Lee

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Eyes that hear. The synesthetic representation of soundspace through architectural photography by Elisa Morselli

“…This paper investigates the representation of sound phenomena in contemporary architectural photography. This aspect will be highlighted through a phenomenological analysis conducted on the photographs of the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, designed by Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron. …”
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Symbolization and domesticity in the Andean home: A phenomenological approach to dwelling in Coporaque, Peru by Gonzalo Ríos-Vizcarra, Luis Enrique Calatayud-Rosado, Aleixandre Brian Duche-Pérez

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From Corporeality to Embodiment Rethinking the Role of Body in the Transformation of Architectural Theories in the West by SeyedehSaeideh Hosseini Zadeh Mehrjardy, Hamid Mirjani, Hamid Nadimi

Subjects: “…phenomenology of architecture…”
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Embodied Spaces in Digital Times: Exploring the Role of Instagram in Shaping Temporal Dimensions and Perceptions of Architecture by Felicia Wagiri, Deser Christian Wijaya, Ronald Hasudungan Irianto Sitindjak

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Phenomenographies: describing the plurality of atmospheric worlds by Federico De Matteis, Mikkel Bille, Tonino Griffero, Andrea Jelić

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Genius Logi: Towards the Phenomenology of Gated Community by Özlem Yıldız, Havva Alkan Bala

“…In order to determine the phenomenon of place in the city of Aydın, information about the place and the spirit of the place has been interpreted with a hermeneutic method and transferred to the table through Norberg Schulz (1976)'s work "Genius Loci: Towards a Phenomenology of Architecture". According to the table, the phenomenon of place is divided into phenomena as image, identity and meaning. …”
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Understanding Achromaticity in Urban Spaces Using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis in Tehran by Shora Shahriari, Pooyan Shahabian, Azadeh Lak

“…Eleven experts in urban planning and development and architecture were selected through snowball sampling. …”
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Authenticity" About Ferdowsi Neighborhoods Of Tehran with Historical Textures with the Phenomenological Approach by Samaneh Dousti, Zohreh Davoudpour, Leila Zare

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Collective Atmospheres. Phenomenological explorations of protesting crowds with Canetti, Schmitz, and Tarde by Simon Runkel

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The Phenomenology of a Railway Expedition in China: The Gate, the Station, the Journey and the Arrival by Junjie Xi, Paco Mejias Villatoro

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An Indexical Approach to Architecture by Anne Bordeleau

“…The paper uses Peirce’s notion of the index and Arendt’s conception of action and reification to cast light on a phenomenological consideration of architecture. The relation that Arendt establishes within a larger historical context between the contemporary reification of art and the socio-political role of action sets up a framework in which the need for a phenomenological approach to architecture is reasserted. …”
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MİMARLIK FENOMENOLOJİSİ VE MEKAN KAVRAMI ÜZERİNE FENOMENOLOJİK-HERMENEUTİK BİR İNCELEME: HEİDEGGER MİMARLARA NE DER? by Emir Ülger

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Designing “pre-reflective” architecture by Andrea Jelić

“…By placing human experience at the centre of architectural design – acknowledging the phenomenal body as the only genuine architectural subject – this specific union of the latest neuroscientific research with the extensive phenomenological legacy can offer valuable insights for interpreting our embodiment and how we relate with our architectural environment. …”
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Atmospheres: Feeling Architecture by Emotions by Elisabetta Canepa, Valter Scelsi, Anna Fassio, Laura Avanzino, Giovanna Lagravinese, Carlo Chiorri

“…Human beings can empathise with inanimate rooms when they interiorly establish an embodied simulation of certain architectural features. Thus, atmospheres might be determined, mapped, and measured through quantitative methods tracing emotional, cognitive, and neurophysiological responses of individuals to spatial conditions.The exploratory study illustrated attempts to test this hypothesis, by undertaking an experiment informed by phenomenological and embodied cognition theories. …”
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Seven Lamps of Architectural Design by Bruno Gil

“…What research, individual or collective, subjective or objective, phenomenological or scientific, does the Architectural Design want?  …”
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