Interdisciplinary approach in interior architecture: The relation of user experience with multi space designs

The communication of man with the space-place is based on the experiences, which consists of perceiving the environment with mind-body, interaction with the objects in this space and the feedback of the actions. The human, who shapes the space as a result of habits, repeated experiences and vital practices has turned into a hybrid user by having new limbs with the collaboration of cyber elements. In this transformation process, cyber spaces and physical architectural spaces have been merged. Symbiotic spaces have been formed where the distance between the virtual and the real has disappeared with the technological changes in the new social system. Human as a user in a symbiotic habitat together with non-humans into the relation of nature-culture, mind-body, user-space, experience-design. At the same time, there is also the geological agent position of humans who create a nature-culture duality under the influence of technology. Therefore, the design ideology that focuses on the user's experiences in symbiotic spaces with a non-anthropocentric approach is emphasized in this thesis. Also, symbiotic spaces in the correlation between user, space and experience are discussed in a multidisciplinary perspective in the context of interior architecture. In order to achieve the ideal design, it is suggested that the user experience design approach should be evaluated in a cumulative contexture with an anti-disciplinary hypothesis. As a result, the purpose of this thesis is that user experience has been included as a design process in art, design and architecture, especially in interior architecture with an interdisciplinary approach.