MATERIAL PERCEPTION AND PSYCHOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURAL CONVERSION
Abstract
The fast developing of mankind cast upon human beings the illusion of progress and comfort, but in reality can have a destructive effect. Objects around us have a very strong influence on our psychology.
The objects around us create the material world in which we live. They can have a very strong influence on our psychic and our interior conditions, enclosing in the same time the projection of the environment that created them.
Considering the psychology of a man – made form, we can draw some conclusions abut different characteristics of social, ideological, cultural and political factors who influenced the final form of conception.
The restoring of historical monuments represent a process that soften the pragmatic look towards future, but the rehabilitation of old factories is regarded with skepticism by the investors who want to get a quick profit.
Here are some reasons to reconsider the revaluation of converting of old spaces.
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