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A place of expectation; independent daily life intervals which architectural program can not define

2017
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Approaches that take into consideration space with an abstract concept and a purely physical and static understanding of the boundaries of the program, stand at a distance away from the very precious existence of the daily life and its relational concept. The everyday life that does not overlap with the rigid schemes envisaged by the architectural program has unexpected and coincidental continuity and mobility. The uncertain and continuous flow of this movement demands the grounds to take place in the space. Immature space is an unnamed, ungrammatical, and vaguely conception that continues the connective tissue task by continuing the relational flow between two things that can be identified by the architectural program by being not a static function and not accepting any definition by the architectural program. Immature space; It is understood as local, very precious and timeless because it finds existence by staying outside the definitions of the architectural paradigm. It acquires an independent entity by reestablishing the relationships of everyday life in uncertain and continuous flow. Immature space is constantly redefining itself, as well as reinterpretationing two architecturally defined spaces, which serve as a conjunctive link that brings about a relational situation with vital presets for the existence of the space. Daily program of the individual's life and the individual him/her self, which is designed in a way to increase of production after the Industrial Revolution and in particular the change of production patterns; the distance between the individual and the object has been redefined by The rapid increase in production activity and diversity has also affected the methods of architectural production and thought. Especially with the production of the concept of abstract space, modern paradigm has produced programs to control everyday life. Producing to consume the space has caused to face an architectural production problem that belong nowhere. As the functions of architectural programs have been determined and produced before hand action, space has become a consumption object. It leads to the redefinition of the transformational distance in transportation and mass media and the inability to question our spatial thought. With new media tools, virtual spaces are created that are not physical but deeply affect the flow of our daily lives. The rigid boundaries of the architectural program are unable to keep up with the rhythm of our everyday life which has been transformed by new media. In this sense, an alternative understanding of the program and grounds to regenerate the boundaries and relations of the space are required. In this study, the continuity of our changing everyday life and the spaces that provide the environment for the reproduction will be discussed through the immature space. The unscheduled and timeless possibilities of places, which are the ambiguous relations of the sharp boundary between the spaces; the independent flow of everyday life will be discussed through spontaneous unscheduled and timeless actions resulting from the occupation of the space constructions (immature space).

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Alper Gülle

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Alper Gülle (Master Thesis). A place of expectation; independent daily life intervals which architectural program can not define, 2017, Anadolu University.

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