This unit is concerned with both the material and immaterial qualities of human experience and the spatial language required for mediation between these states. Traversing the disciplines of art, interior architecture, psychology and spatial theory, the unit will engage in an experimental discourse on the anatomy and morphology of space and place. The unit will explore topics ranging from social and cultural space to perception, cognition and human behaviour. Students from creative and/or theoretical disciplines will engage with these topics through workshop activities and may utilise a variety of media to present their findings. -- Course Website
Instructor: Dr Spiros Panigirakis
Prerequisites: Students must have successfully completed three semesters of study within the Faculty.<br/>Non-Faculty students may apply to enrol in the unit, by permission.<br/>In addition students will be required to complete OHS1000.
