Inwards
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5821/jida.2022.11564Keywords:
interior, domesticity , bigness, image, architectural projectsAbstract
The interior is a core concept of architecture, and in turn, constitutes its most fragile area, an area that can be altered and adapted to stylistic, temporal, social, climatic, economic and use changes. The interior becomes a field of disciplinary expansion to explore both purely compositional factors and thermodynamic conditions that activate new ecologies through formal and material configurations.
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