#spatial behaviour

2065 SPATIAL DISTANCING –Gautam Shah

EXPRESSION and SPATIAL BEHAVIOUR

Post 361 – by Gautam Shah . Expression is intentional and involuntary, and together reflect the human behaviour. Both types of expressions, though occur under certain protocol and situational conditions. For both manifestations one exploits the spatial assets and environmental provisions. Expressions also take advantage of functional elements such as the reach tools, amenities, facilities and…

15 - SPATIAL REALITY and HUMAN BEHAVIOUR -by Gautam Shah

Post 41 by Gautam Shah (Blog 11  in Lecture Series Space and Human Behaviour)

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Habitable  spaces are substantially real and physical, but could also have features that transcend the reality. Such conditions occur because human cognition, sometimes functions ambiguously. Ambiguities in cognitive processes arise due to the past experiences, expectations and the context. Past experiencesseamlessly…

9 - HUMAN BEHAVIOUR in Expression and Communication -by Gautam Shah

Post 39 -by Gautam Shah (Blog 9 in lecture series Space and Human Behaviour)

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A space is confirmed (altered) or designed for the purpose of a behavioural setting. One intuitively exploits and cognizes the current spatial assets and environmental provisions, and then consciously continues to modify it.

Confirmed Space for Behavioural setting > Flickr Image by filtran > https://www.flickr.com/phot…

8 - EXPRESSION of BEHAVIOUR -by Gautam Shah

Post 38 -by Gautam Shah (Blog 8 in lecture series Space and Human Behaviour)

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Human behaviour is seen in many different forms. Responses occurring due to a trigger or need, are intentional, whereas biological reactions are voluntary. Human behaviour is seen as macro or micro changes. Such changes are very explicit, but others are realized on their recurrence. Human behaviour can be simply defined

5 - SPATIAL BEHAVIOUR and DOMAINS -by Gautam Shah

Post 35 -by Gautam Shah (Blog 5 in lecture series Space and Human Behaviour)

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Behaviour in a space domain is governed by the people and the barriers. Physical domains have natural or improvised barriers that define the space. Barriers scale the space, constitute an environment and offer a response system. A space domain becomes a manageable entity, because it is within the limits of human…

3 - SPACE and the PLACE -by Gautam Shah

Post 33 -by Gautam Shah (Blog 3 in lecture series Space and Human Behaviour)

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Finding a Place > Pixabay image by gillnisha (Nisha Gill Hisar/India)

A person encounters Places, each posing a set of environmental conditions. A place may be a physical entity, or just an ephemeral existence. But one begins to genetically or intellectually choose, if it is the Space for occupation, possession,…

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION of OBJECTS and BEHAVIOUR -by Gautam Shah

Post 600 –by Gautam Shah (16 of 16 Behaviour in Spaces)

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Objects in space need recast from time to time. Such recast is needed for domestic, commercial and other spaces. The recast interventions by the users themselves are continuous one but in small lots. The user caused changes are experimental and casual but persist to amass as a substantial change over the years in the character or style of…