ASSIGNEMENT 5

MAQADES ALNIESSANI 201720507

1.THE MATHEMATICS OF THE IDEAL VILLA.

2. THE INVISIBLE SURFACE.

3.THE SPATIAL CONSTRUCTION OF SEEING.

 The Mathematics of the
Parameter Ideal Villa
Conceptual Emphasizes geometric
Foundation proportions and harmony
Architectural Symmetrical layouts,
Expression geometric forms
Promotes order and balance,
User Experience
controlled movement
Integration of Space, Harmony between spatial
Movement, and Gaze layout and visual experience
Influence on Inspired by Renaissance
Architecture ideals, formalism
The Invisible Surface
Focuses on the perception of
space and boundaries
Minimalist design, clean lines
Enhances spatial perception,
invites exploration
Emphasis on spatial enclosure
and transparency
Contributed to the
development of minimalism
The Spatial
Construction of Seeing
Explores the relationship
between space and vision
Dynamic spatial
configurations, fluid
boundaries
Stimulates visual
engagement, dynamic
experiences
Exploration of visual
sequences, dynamic
viewpoints
Influenced perception-
based design approaches
 The Mathematics of the
Parameter Ideal Villa
Relationship with Universal principles, detached
Context from context
Influenced architectural
Legacy and Influence
theory and design practice
Adaptability and Principles applied in various
Relevance architectural contexts
Integration of symbolism and
meaning in design
The Invisible Surface
Responsive to context,
adaptable to surroundings
Contributed to the discourse
on perception in space
Ideas continue to inform
contemporary design
exploration of materiality and
surface perception
The Spatial
Construction of Seeing
Considers context as
integral to spatial
experience
Expanded notions of
spatial perception and
design
Concepts remain relevant
in understanding space
Consideration of
embodied perception in
space
CONCLUSION
1. The Mathematics of the Ideal Villa: Emphasizes geometric harmony and proportion, influencing
architectural formalism.
2. The Invisible Surface: Focuses on spatial perception and transparency, contributing to minimalist
design principles.
3. The Spatial Construction of Seeing: Explores the relationship between space and vision, expanding
notions of spatial experience.
4. Each example offers unique insights into the integration of space, movement, and gaze in architectural
design.
5. The legacy of these examples extends to contemporary architecture, with their principles continuing
to inform design practice.
6. Consideration of context varies across the examples, with some prioritizing universal principles while
others emphasize responsiveness.
7. The exploration of spatial perception in these examples contributes to a broader understanding of
architectural experience.
8. Another suggested parameter could be the role of technology in shaping spatial experiences, which
may vary across the examples.