 |
 |
|
The Aesthetic Concept Model |
||
| (Page 1 of 4) |
|
|
|
The Aesthetic Concept Model |
||
| (Page 1 of 4) |
|
A GUIDE FOR UNDERSTANDING ARCHITECTURE |
|
Aesthetic: Artistic, relating to or dealing
with the beautiful, especially in art, a feelingful. response. |
|
Aesthetics: A branch of philosophy that deals with
the nature of the beautiful and judgment of beauty. |
|
Sensory Elements: |
|
We perceive information about works of art through
our senses. By carefully examining a work of art, we learn to organize
our sensory perceptions by identifring them as elements of art. Architects
use sensory elements in the preliminary design of a building. Beginning
with lines and shapes, the architect draws an inception of how a building
will look after it is constructed. |
|
Sensory Elements include: Line Shape Color Texture Light and Dark Space |