Deconstructive Impact on aesthetics in Architecture

	Deconstructive Impact on aesthetics in Architecture
journal of kerbala university
Article 1, Volume 12, Issue 2, 2016, Pages 202-214 PDF (0 K)
Abstract
The research deals with the concept of deconstruction and aesthetics in architecture. Many studies dealt with these two contexts in diverse forms, in all these concepts we do not see a clear relationship between Deconstruction as philosophy thinking and aesthetics, and as so, the research problem focused on the ambiguity of this relationship resulted from the overlap of the concepts and differences found in the viewpoints dealt with these concepts in a manner caused this ambiguity of the deconstructive role on the aesthetics of the architectural product. The research assumes a relationship linked the deconstructive concept with aesthetics using complexity and ambiguity as designing features. The methodology of the research was addressed by studying the concepts of deconstructive and aesthetics two axes; the first was establishing theoretical data basis used to define the deconstruction concept basing on the architectural thesis and studies to access the deconstruction indicators in architecture, and also on the aesthetics concepts in order to reach and explain the aesthetics indicators. While the second axis is focused on the scientific concept which adopts analytical approach, using survey samples, to reach the aimed results.

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