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====== Key Components of the Model: ======
# Foundational Knowledge vs. Lived Experience - All members of a community may share the same technical knowledge of construction. - However, their specific position within an original structure affects their psychological and functional perception of space.
# Inherited Spatial Bias - Each generation unconsciously absorbs the preferences, frustrations, and adaptations of their parents regarding spatial organization. - These biases guide modifications in future designs, even when starting with identical construction principles.
# Differentiation through Generational Adaptation - Over time, repeated small adjustments—based on localized experiences—accumulate into significant architectural divergence. - What began as one unified house can lead to multiple variations reflecting distinct interpretations of space.
# Social Structure Reinforcement - The way people relate to one another is influenced by the spaces they occupy. - Over generations, certain spatial arrangements can encourage social hierarchies, communal living, or individualism. - These structures, once embedded in architecture, further reinforce behavioral and societal norms.
# Emergent Complexity & Cultural Identity - As generations adapt their designs, local styles and cultural traditions emerge. - These styles may encode historical experiences and environmental responses, further guiding architectural evolution.