Lecture 4

Health

Freedom of choice

Security

Necessary materials for a good life

Causes hunger and malnutrition

Icreases infectipus diseases

Was a term first used by fisheries

- Is when a subject is able to be maintained at a certain raye or level.

- Equitable distribution of resources and opportunities.

- Living within the limits of nature.

- Understanding the connection among society , environment and economy.

Is to meet the needs of people without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

.Our actions are motivated by certain physiological and psychological needs that progress from basic to complex.

- deficiency needs ( first 4 levels)

- Growth needs (top level)

Self actualization

refers to the very highest level of human consciousness

Is concerned about human  well -being and flourishing of societies for now and future

Also, it is the process for creating sustainable places by understanding what people needs

It is the extent to which the individuals have the ability and the opportunity to live the kinds of lives they have reason to value.

Dynamic complex of plant, animal and the non-living environment interacting with it

- provisioning services ( food and water)

- Regulating services (floods and disease)

- Supporting services ( soil formation and photosynthesis)

- Culture services ( religion and education)

space is not a thing nor a container , it is a product of nature.

Thus space is produced socially.

1- lived space ( space of subjective experience)

2- conceived space ( space imagined by architects)

3- perceived space ( physical organization space)

1 - social construction of space ( how space is socially constructed)

2- place making and identity (how the built environment contribute the formation of collective and individual identities)

3- spatial justice and social equity( relationship between architecture and social justice)

4- sustainable and green architecture ( c treating healthy environment)

5- community engagement

6- virtual spaces