Architectural Humanities in Progress

Exploring the built environment through a phenomenological lens, this monograph integrates epistemology, ethics, and aesthetics. It examines how people experience their surroundings within socio-cultural and historical contexts, emphasizing the interconnectedness of these environments with broader phenomena. The study aims to uncover the complex relationships that shape knowledge, ethics, and aesthetics, making its findings relevant to philosophers as well as scholars in urban development and anthropology. Its theoretical and interdisciplinary approach offers valuable insights into human habitation.