“We depend on our surroundings obliquely to embody the moods and ideas we respect and then to remind us of them.” We are too easily adapted to the surrounding environment and it is through our experiences and the conditions that we grew up in and living in today that depend our thoughts and ideals. Thus, environments are not merely a place that we occupy. It could possibly be a place of where our inspirations, imagination or creativity occur. So how could we shape our surroundings to expand our imagination? Or even unleash our inner creativity?
Creativity is commonly understood by its etymological roots: to relate or involve the use of the imagination or original ideas to create something. Yet, through ‘The Creative City’, by examining …show more content…
We all have different ideas, thoughts and minds and these are continually varied through different experiences we encounter. The common in between us all can only be determined through looking at the fundamental needs of our lives. In many aspects, we live with and for people and through communication and living around with others we learn the feeling of happiness, sadness and longing. Among these, happiness is one of which we ‘ought’ to expect in our lives. “Whatever creates or increases happiness or some part of happiness, we ought to do; whatever destroys or hampers happiness, or gives rise to its opposite, we ought not to do.” Yet, the feeling of pleasure through happiness is subjective which is dependent on the satisfaction level and the familiarity of the environment of the individual. Happiness occurs through building up trust between people and surrounding and also takes place in the form of social involvement and connection. The role of architecture here is to take on our common obligation, pleasure, as program to bridge the diversity. This model of architecture of pleasure is to act as a medium to converge the public for constant interaction and exchange of ideas of the multidisciplinary. Moreover, through this architectural space it is to stimulate our curiosity and open to interpretation and reorientation to expand our
Creativity is commonly understood by its etymological roots: to relate or involve the use of the imagination or original ideas to create something. Yet, through ‘The Creative City’, by examining …show more content…
We all have different ideas, thoughts and minds and these are continually varied through different experiences we encounter. The common in between us all can only be determined through looking at the fundamental needs of our lives. In many aspects, we live with and for people and through communication and living around with others we learn the feeling of happiness, sadness and longing. Among these, happiness is one of which we ‘ought’ to expect in our lives. “Whatever creates or increases happiness or some part of happiness, we ought to do; whatever destroys or hampers happiness, or gives rise to its opposite, we ought not to do.” Yet, the feeling of pleasure through happiness is subjective which is dependent on the satisfaction level and the familiarity of the environment of the individual. Happiness occurs through building up trust between people and surrounding and also takes place in the form of social involvement and connection. The role of architecture here is to take on our common obligation, pleasure, as program to bridge the diversity. This model of architecture of pleasure is to act as a medium to converge the public for constant interaction and exchange of ideas of the multidisciplinary. Moreover, through this architectural space it is to stimulate our curiosity and open to interpretation and reorientation to expand our