Can smell, air, and meteorology drive design? In search of a consistent atmospheric approach

Arts and Humanities

• Esthetics 100%
• Search 100%
• Design 100%
• Smell 100%
• Approach 100%
• Air 100%
• River 66%
• Tradition 66%
• Semantics 33%
• Immersion 33%
• Hermeneutic Theory 33%
• Interest 33%
• Artists 33%
• Manifestation 33%
• Interpretation 33%
• Phenomenology 33%
• Sensibility 33%
• Twentieth Century 33%
• Liquids 33%
• Natural Landscape 33%
• Rene Magritte 33%
• Meaning 33%
• Scenarios 33%
• Conceptual 33%
• Ancient Greek 33%
• Greek word 33%
• Change 33%
• Process 33%
• Materials 33%
• Loss 33%
• Mountains 33%
• Aisthesis 33%
• Piano 33%
• Site 33%
• Sound 33%
• Dematerialization 33%
• re-discovery 33%

INIS

• design 100%
• clouds 100%
• air 100%
• meteorology 100%
• atmospherics 100%
• glass 75%
• rivers 50%
• aesthetics 50%
• weight 25%
• losses 25%
• liquids 25%
• mountains 25%
• orientation 25%

Keyphrases

• Piano 50%
• Evanescence 50%
• Magritte 50%
• Aisthesis 50%
• Hermeneutic Interpretation 50%
• Aesthetic Sensibility 50%
• Senses of Boundary 50%