5 SENSES IN ARCHITECTURE (For visually impaired)

MANSI SARVAIYA; ANKUSH KHANDARE

5 SENSES IN ARCHITECTURE (For visually impaired)

Authors: MANSI SARVAIYA, ANKUSH KHANDARE

Unique Paper ID: 155093
Volume: 8
Issue: 12
PageNo: 1278-1281

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Abstract:
Architecture, an important part of our environment, enhance our experiences, feelings, memories, and ultimately the decision we make. To explore the connection between architecture and the human senses was the intention aimed in my paper. Weather positive or negative, everything created or done by humans has an effect on the environment. Some peoples are more aware of their architectural environment and some are less but at the end we all live with it and have at least an unconscious impression of it. We understand and analysis buildings through our senses. Although the five basic senses are often studied as individual systems covering visual auditory, taste-smell, orientation and the sensations, there is inter-relations between the senses. Multi-sensory approach will helpfully lead to the development of the building. However, in order to promote our health and well-being, it is necessary not only to consider the impact of the various senses on the building

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 8
Issue: 12
PageNo: 1278-1281

5 SENSES IN ARCHITECTURE (For visually impaired)

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