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This chapter seeks to investigate the design approach of the architectural concept in the narration of the interior space as an unavoidable exploration to highlight the contradictory and complex relationship between the idea of space and its experience. Architects should perceive architectural space using logical diagrams, starting from the interior towards the exterior and not the opposite. Architectural atmospheres should initiate as a result of the internal movements and the relation between space, humans, and light. This relationship develops an experience as a result of a series of architectural spaces that appear naturally in the interior. The articulation of its atmospheres, functional organization, and architectural façade works as a filter to allow daylight to penetrate the building or form contextual situations and the surrounding nature and its inhabited environment. |
