ARCHITECTURE, PSYCHOLOGY, SPACE AND INDIVIDUAL

Abstract

The purpose of this article underlines the need for an agreement in the visions one may have of people when submitted to observation: artistic (architectonic, cinesthetical, aesthetic), psychological (emotions, feelings, personality), sociological (culture, norms, values) linguistic (communication, language, discourse). Thinking about the existence of absolute truths and views is an unaffordable mistake, as is considering explanations coming from scientific feuds possessing insurmountable limits and barriers. A trans-disciplinary vision becomes necessary; hence permitting the visualization of the same study object from different perspectives, and thus each part contributes with a significant portion of the truth.