
handle: 11012/195437
Nowadays the evolution of civilization gives us the opportunity to have more and more free time and fun is taken as just like one of the opportunities how time can be used. Architecture going to be only a tool for developing and promoting business within amusement parks. But how does entertainment affect us? Do we need have fun? And what else can give a person a symbiosis of joy and architecture? The aim of this work is to analyze the problem of relations between fun and architecture and suggest a solution in a specific architectural intention.
Rozvoj civilizace v dnešní době dáva človeku možnost mít víc a víc volného času a zábava je vnímána jako jen jedna s příležitosti jak ten čas lze využít. Architektura přitom stáva jen nastrojem pro rozvoj a podporu byznysu v zábavních parků. Ale jak nás zábava ovlivňuje? Potřebujeme ji? A co ještě může člověku dát symbióza architektury a zábavy? Cílem práce je analyzovat problem vztahů mezi architekturou a zábavou a výsledek ověřit v konkrétním architektonickém návrhu.
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entertainment, Architecture of fun, fun architecture, Architektura zábavy, amusement, veřejný prostor, zábava, jezero, public space, joy
entertainment, Architecture of fun, fun architecture, Architektura zábavy, amusement, veřejný prostor, zábava, jezero, public space, joy
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