Why
there is a wall? Why you need to walk on a street? Why do we need to open a
door? Why we sit on a chair? Where do these object come from and how come we
know how to use it? The reason why we know what to do with all of this it
because we never "think". The way how we live our lives today is by
following other without asking ourself why. Wall is a boundary telling us the
limit of space and the door is for the entrance, but if you look deeper we don't
always need a door for entering. For example in a war if you were a soldier and
your enemy are on the other side of the wall and they're waiting for you in the
front of the door. Would you walk through the wall? Where your enemy are
waiting or you choose to "walk through the wall". A window and be a
door during the emergency and a door can be a window when you need a bigger
opening. After thinking about this
theory an architecture element (such as door, window, floor, ceiling) can be
more than just what we already know but it can be "anything".
Conclusion
We
were told to do things and react to things in the same way which is good but in
some situation such as the military that need to take a risk. Doing something
else from what we were told (example: walk through door/ break it down/ jump of
the window/ climb up the column).
