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Ecocritical Interpretation of natural and virtual elements in the residential environment. nature in dwelling spaces and its simulacra

Śliwa Agata

Architecture Civil Engineering Environment

2023

Vol. 16, no. 4

59--67

The transformed living space as a symptom of culture remains in regulated relation or opposition to nature. Habitation concerns living beings, humans, as well as animals and plants whose well-being requires appropriate conditions that translate into quality of life. Coexistence with nature is essential from the level of satisfying basic physiological needs to higher ones. Contemporary imitations of natural elements are enhanced by information technologies and their incarnated manifestation – the virtual space, which enables substitute solutions – the simulacra. Dwellings have become multidimensional platforms for everyday activities, combining elements of simultaneous natural and virtual worlds. Research includes ecocritical interpretations of the natural world in architecture, exemplified by the design of a dormitory for the campus of the University of California in Santa Barbara. The aim is to indicate the direction of further development of smart residential architecture marked by modern technologies in an ecological context considering the interdependence of human and nature. The conclusions indicate that balanced natural and virtual elements are compatible but not equivalent.

Zespoły i obiekty w przestrzeni dostrzegane jako simulacrum krajobrazowe

Skalski J.

Architektura Krajobrazu

2009

nr 1

20-32

Modern landscape consists of many spatial situations built from various objects which visually seem real to us. However, after penetrating analysis of what we see, we discover that they are artificial creations and their visual parts were matched and designed in such a way as to mislead our perception process. For research purposes run within the limits of landscape architecture, such situations can be properly classified and named. The name landscape simulacrum, which characterizes it the best, came into existence while researching such domains like art history and sociology. Landscape simulacrum described and shown in the article are only chosen examples which are noticed the most and can be already seen on all continents.