Architectural Humanities in Progress

Focusing on the intersection of epistemology, ethics, and aesthetics, this monograph explores the built environment through a phenomenological lens. It examines how people experience their surroundings within socio-cultural and historical contexts, revealing the intricate relationships between individuals and their environments. By analyzing these connections, the study aims to reconstruct the knowledge, ethical considerations, and aesthetic values inherent in habitation. Its interdisciplinary approach appeals to philosophers, urban development scholars, and anthropologists alike.