Krowakism: Void

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Krowakism is an effort to restore the relationship between what has been done. In the architectural perspective: an architectural product. The principle of krowakism is like a bee perched on the flower, the bee doesn't destroy the flower nor the opposite. Nature has provided too many benefits for us and we take it too much. We demand too much, pushes too hard it becomes hurting for the environment.  Whereas what the architecture should do to not cause any damage.

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Krowakism provides an opportunity to live with the rain, wind, sun, blooming flowers, and the cycle life of trees: shredding leaves and greening season. Birds, bees, caterpillars, butterflies pass by and the most important thing is to try to live alongside them, live as a traditional human again. Krowakism offers weather/climate dependence. It doesn't just prioritize visual satisfaction. The body in this case is the system of the five senses, being both the subject and the object.

 

Krowakism in design

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This concept incorporates elements of nature, such as light, wind, and so on. With the result that there will be a void with the optimal amount at each space. Krowakism is a flexible concept that could be applied to various scopes of the project to make the buildings healthier and at the same time creating an interaction between the building and the surrounding environment.