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• W2891630556 abstract "Kiasma proviene de la palabra quiasmo “entrelazo”, recogidadel libro de Merleau-Ponty “Lo visible y lo invisible” y fue ellema que utilizo Steven Holl en el concurso para el Museode Arte Contemporaneo en Helsinki. Kiasma es, por tanto, elentrecruzamiento de dos estructuras anatomicas; la formadapor el individuo y el mundo que percibe, en definitiva, consus atmosferas.El objeto del presente Trabajo Fin de Grado, reside en analizarlas decisivas dimensiones fenomenologicas de la experienciahumana en la arquitectura y en la apropiacion del espacioque se lleva a cabo en numerosas intervenciones. Atmosferaes todo aquello que nos rodea y nos hace formar parte dela experiencia de nuestro ser en el mundo, a traves de lossentidos o de una vision periferica que mas alla de contemplardichos aspectos como mero espectador, nos incluye dentro dela propia experiencia vivida.Frente a un ocularcentrismo occidental clasico, se abandonadicha idea, al igual que reprimimos la vista en estados emocionales acentuados y de pensamiento profundo. Separte de la lectura y del analisis de los textos recogidos porSteven Holl, Juhani Pallasmaa y Peter Zumthor, para pasara analizar en una serie de obras arquitectonicas los mismosconceptos recogidos a traves del sistema renacentista delcuerpo cosmico. En el renacimiento se consideraba que loscinco sentidos formaban un sistema jerarquico, desde elsentido mas elevado de la vista hasta el mas bajo del tacto. Elsistema renacentista de los sentidos estaba relacionado con laimagen del cuerpo cosmico; la vision guardaba correlacioncon el fuego y la luz, el oido con el aire, el olfato con el vapor,el gusto con el agua y el tacto con la tierra.Una vez alcanzado dicho punto de partida, se plantea unare*lectura de espacios e instalaciones contemporaneas paraalcanzar la comprension de unos mecanismos que regulanla transformacion espacial y del recuerdo que percibe elindividuo. Una busqueda de aspectos no solo comunes entrelos diferentes proyectos, sino evolutivos, de transformaciony aplicacion, con el fin de conocer el elemento generadorde los distintos espacios. Se establecera, por tanto, unaidentificacion, analisis, definicion y clasificacion de losmecanismos, localizando o cartografiando un Atlas Multi-Sensorial que permitira, la experimentacion de dichasatmosferas dentro del Atelier como interaccion y vinculacional imaginario arquitectonico.Kiasma comes from the word chiasmus “entanglement”,collected from Merleau-Ponty’s book “The visible and theinvisible” and was the motto used by Steven Holl in the contestfor the Museum of Contemporary Art in Helsinki. Kiasma is,therefore, the interweaving of two anatomical structures; theone formed by the individual and the world that perceives, inshort, its atmospheres.The purpose of this TFG is to analyze the decisivephenomenological dimensions of human experience inarchitecture and the appropiation of space that is carried outin numerous interventions. Atmosphere is everything thatsurrounds us and makes us part of the experience of ourbeing in the world, through the senses or a peripheral visionthat beyond contemplating these aspects as a mere spectator,includes us within our own lived experience.Faced with a classic ocularcentrism, this idea is abandoned,just as we repress our sight in accentuated emotional statesand deep thoughts. Be part of the reading and analysis of the texts collected by Steven Holl, Juhani Pallasmaa and PeterZumthor, to go on to analyze in a series of architectural worksthe same concepts collected through the Renaissance systemof the cosmic body. In the Renaissance it was considered thatthe five senses formed a hierarchical system, from the highestsense of sight to the lowest sense of touch. The Renaissancesystem of the senses was related to the image of the cosmicbody; the vision was correlated with fire and light, hearingwith air, smell with steam, taste with water and touch withthe earth.Once this point of departure has been reached, a re-readingof contemporary spaces and installations is proposed in orderto achieve an understanding of the mechanisms that regulatethe spatial transformation and the memory that the individualperceives. A search for aspects not only common amongthe different projects, but evolutionary, transformation andapplication, in order to know the generating element of thedifferent spaces. It will establish, therefore, an identification,analysis, definition and classification of the mechanisms,locating or mapping a Multi-Sensorial Atlas that will allowthe experimentation of these atmospheres within the Atelieras interaction and connection to the architectural imaginary." @default.
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• W2891630556 date "2018-06-01" @default.
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• W2891630556 title "(X), Kiasma: mecanismos arquitectónicos de percepción espacial" @default.
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