Corporeidad y habitabilidad: recorridos entre espacio y tiempo

The body, as the primary site of dwelling, is a fabric in which the different dimensions of human experience converge: the organic (postures), the biomechanical (movements), and the symbolic (gestures). Perception, acting as a mediator, unites these layers and gives them meaning. From a hermeneutic perspective, architecture emerges as a dynamic and meaningful extension of corporeality—distinct from the body itself—where postures, movements, and gestures both reflect and reshape the relationship between space and time. Habitability, beyond the mere act of dwelling, is an interpretive and transformative process: the inhabitant and their environment coexist, continually redefining one another, and both projecting mean-ing. This approach invites reflection on corporeality and habitability, situating them at the core of spatiotemporal creation, where they become both language and action.