Time and Architectural Relations
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https://doi.org/10.14456/bei.2023.17Keywords:
time, liner time, cyclical time, architectural relationshipsAbstract
This paper focuses on discussing the relationship between time and architecture, both linear and cyclical. Time influences perception, architecture and environment, and change can be achieved both intentionally and unintentionally. Linear time has a related continuity of the past, present and future. People are therefore connected to their environment through dynamic changes, where this change occurs both at the social and individual levels. Cyclical time is represented through repetitive activities and meanings associated with architecture, with recurrences daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly. These reflect dynamic, fluid, and dynamic relationships between people. The author will discuss and point out the issues of how linear time and cyclical time relate to architecture.
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