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Architecture & Lifestyle Insights

This document discusses the relationship between architecture and lifestyle through analyzing 5 common words: behavior, conduct, habits, style of living, and religion. It explores how each word relates to both architecture and lifestyle. For example, it states that behavioral design in architecture can shape human behavior, and lifestyle behaviors result from cultural and socioeconomic contexts. It also discusses how codes of conduct guide architectural practice and maintaining healthy habits leads to a healthy lifestyle. The document argues that architecture should evolve to provoke changes in lifestyle, be more inclusive, and allow for public interpretation and mobility.

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Architecture & Lifestyle Insights

This document discusses the relationship between architecture and lifestyle through analyzing 5 common words: behavior, conduct, habits, style of living, and religion. It explores how each word relates to both architecture and lifestyle. For example, it states that behavioral design in architecture can shape human behavior, and lifestyle behaviors result from cultural and socioeconomic contexts. It also discusses how codes of conduct guide architectural practice and maintaining healthy habits leads to a healthy lifestyle. The document argues that architecture should evolve to provoke changes in lifestyle, be more inclusive, and allow for public interpretation and mobility.

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BHARATI VIDYAPEETH DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF

ARCHITECTURE PUNE

FOURTH YEAR B.ARCH. DIV-B

VOCABULARY AND RESEARCH

ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION

Rupali wangane
Roll No : 23
ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION

TOPIC - ARCHITECTURE AND LIFESTYLE

5 COMMON WORDS :
● BEHAVIOR
● CONDUCT
● HABITS
● STLYE OF LIVING
● RELIGION

RELATION OF WORDS WITH ARCHITECTURE AND LIFESTYLE

● BEHAVIOR :
1)ARCHITECTURE: Behavioural design is a sub-category of design, which is concerned with
how design can shape, or be used to influence human behaviour. All approaches of design for
behaviour change acknowledge that artifacts have an important influence on human behaviour
and/or behavioural decisions.
2)LIFESTYLE: Lifestyle behaviours are everyday activities that result from individual's values,
knowledge, and norms shaped by broader cultural and socioeconomic context

● CONDUCT :
1)ARCHITECTURE: A code of conduct is a set of rules that outlines the duties and
responsibilities of a particular person, groups or organization. All professions are bound by these
codes, including architecture which is a process of designing, planning and construction of
buildings and other structures.
2)LIFESTYLE: Living a healthy lifestyle can help prevent chronic diseases and long-term
illnesses. Feeling good about yourself and taking care of your health are important for your
self-esteem and self-image. Maintain a healthy lifestyle by doing what is right for your body.

● HABITS :
1)ARCHITECTURE: To attend to how architecture shapes our experience of citizenship, then,
is to work against our perceptual proclivity to take in the built environment sideways, through
sustained use and in states of distraction.
2)LIFESTYLE:Habits formed through a conscious positive choice becomes a lifestyle. For
e.g. if you form an habit to exercise regularly, it is now part of your lifestyle.

● STYLE OF LIVING :
1)ARCHITECTURE:An architect plans, designs, and oversees the construction of buildings. To
practice lifestyle architecture means to provide services in connection with the design and
construction of productively healthy families and relationships, as well as the environments
surrounding the people within.
2)LIFESTYLE:Lifestyle is a way of life established by a society, culture, group or individual.
This includes patterns of behavior, interaction, consumption, work, activity and interests that
describe how a person spends their time.
● RELIGION :
1)ARCHITECTURE:Sacral architecture (also known as sacred architecture or religious
architecture) is a religious architectural practice concerned with the design and construction
of places of worship or sacred or intentional space, such as churches, mosques, stupas,
synagogues, and temples.
2)LIFESTYLE: Religious lifestyles are how people work out a combination of personal,
familial, social, and similar relationships in regard to belonging, consumption, style, or
person a more or less in a public or private way

SUMMARY

Architecture by existence is typically a static response to the condition of human


needs. The design brief which our dead ancestors responded to is not dissimilar to
what we recognise today. The built environment has always dealt with similar
issues of shelter, politics, responsibility and privacy.

If we do not test our requirements then how can our lifestyles evolve?

If we assume our lifestyles can evolve more rapidly over the next century then we
need to investigate the way in which architecture can provoke change. If we view
Architecture broadly and as the environment which surrounds the way we live then
it should in turn be capable of evolving the way we inhabit our environment.
Architecture should in fact be more powerful and genuine than the debate of
aesthetics which typically surround our industry. Architecture is too often
exclusive, which eliminates the possibility for public interpretation and mobility.
The insignificant decisions that individuals make in life are by nature experimental,

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