THE CONCEPT OF THE INFINITE SPACE CONCEPT ON THE CHAOS THEORY IN POSTMODERN SOCIETIES

Authors : Burak KONKAN, Arzu ÖZEN YAVUZ

Pages : 283-288

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Publication Date : 2019-06-28

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Chaos theory which first appeared in physics and mathematics, was developed to understand the forms of nature that cannot be understood by a Euclidean relationship. If a more comprehensible recognition is reduced; defined as an irregularity pattern. Since chaos theory has been introduced, chaotic readings and analyzes have been started in many fields such as sociology, psychology and architecture. The concept of infinite space is an evaluation criterion for understanding and interpreting the whole of the understanding of architecture from Vitruvius. Architecture is basically the art of designing space. Qualified architectural work is the whole of the qualified designed spaces. The space concept mentioned here is independent of a dimension or geometry. Because many criteria at the same time in the design of space. In this context, architectural space; structural and functional requirements, is more than the sum of abstract and concrete reference. The needs and requirements of today`s modern society; has undergone several changes from past to present. These changes are directly related to the changes brought by technology, as well as the way people change their lifestyles and standards. As a result of this situation, the problems of today`s architecture show differences and confusion. As a result, when we look at today`s postmodern society structure; It is obvious that the chaotic order cannot be read by an Euclidean relationship. In this study, in the light of the reasons mentioned above, it is aimed to explain the present value of postmodern architecture by means of chaos theory to explain chaotic architectural space design and to reconsider the concept of infinite space for post modern societies.
Keywords : Infinite Space, Chaos Theory, Architectural Space, Chaotic Design