Architecture as inauguration of ‘Das da sein’

This contribution presents finally architecture for the body of the human at the very moment where this body becomes human. Architecture is strictly anthropologic. It is needed by the human. The Human is distinguished as the one who is ‘the ‘there’ in a circulation of the sense to wish he opposes interminably the affirmative interrogation of the artefacts. The primitive artefact being architecture as a material necessity in metonymy of the stance of this ‘there’ which is the ‘human’. This contiguousness provokes an operation of incorporation. ‘The there’ is the circulation of the sense at the moment where the senses of the body make sense. This first consistence is a ‘thingnity’, or dignity, real intention of architecture. The essential notions of which the acceptation is deployed for this attempt are: the stances; the human as dis-stances; architecture in strict significance; architecture, the human, emptiness and the well-being as verbs; architecture as a thing for the body or as an ‘infinition’ for the body.status: publishe