Architectural Affordances

Z. Djebbara, K. Gramann
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In the article discussed in this chapter, the authors describe a framework of neuroaesthetics for architectural experiences that considers sensory feedback stemming from movement central for the experience of the built environment. As we move through space when experiencing architecture, our sensory impressions change, rendering the body and the brain as nondissociable agents of aesthetic experience. This interaction is described by the term affordance. The authors cast the human experience of the built environment to be predicated on the functional relation between action and perception and developed a neuroscientific experiment on architectural transitions to investigate how the human brain reflects architectural affordances. They found that varying sizes of transitions, reflecting different affordances, impact early perceptual processes, suggesting that our perception is indeed colored by the action potentials afforded by the composed space. In conclusion, the shape of space resonates with our embodied predictions regarding movement.
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在本章讨论的文章中,作者描述了一个建筑体验的神经美学框架,该框架考虑了建筑环境体验中心运动产生的感官反馈。当我们在空间中体验建筑时,我们的感官印象会发生变化,使身体和大脑成为审美体验的不可分离的媒介。这种相互作用用“提供性”一词来描述。作者将人类对建筑环境的体验建立在行为和感知之间的功能关系上,并开展了一项关于建筑过渡的神经科学实验,以研究人类大脑如何反映建筑的功能。他们发现,不同大小的过渡,反映了不同的启示,影响了早期的感知过程,这表明我们的感知确实受到了由组合空间提供的动作电位的影响。总之,空间的形状与我们对运动的具体预测产生了共鸣。
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