Space relations

Person meets his shelter need finding spaces to hide in by the instincts such as feeling safe, being protected and so on. Besides the opening that was used for entrance and exit to the shelter, human had created voids on the shell in order to get light and air inside. The openings which are created firstly on surface and the second dimension turned out to be architectural elements defined such as windows and doors. In the architectural context the openings which are separating the spaces from each other are created in the third dimension; defined as structural openings. Through the historical process, with the development of space the openings have transformations and changes also. Being created on the surface of the space shell, they have roles with the main space and sub-spaces to relate with each other. Aim of the research is to be able to define the relations created between the spaces with the structural openings. Within the study, the forming new space examples will be cited and the mediary voids ensuring continuity and visual transitivity between these spaces will be hounded in the house spaces. The connection between the structural openings and the following relations will be researched through the spaces of Modern Architecture, Adolf Loos (1870-1930) spaces. Loos spaces different from the accustomed spaces were formed by the level differences and voids aim to get light inside, this shows his effort creating space within a space relation in his houses. According to this typology, the spaces are constructed successively and perpetually, and by means of these organized openings they communicate in each other.

We're talking about social news reporting, or, in other words, we're talking about how the masses took control from the massmedia giants and became themselves the news reporters, or did they? Mass-media networks, which includes but is not limited to newspapers, have had, and some still do, a hard time adjusting to the rather quick rise of the social media. Many newspapers just closed shop, many more soon understood that no online presence was
basically a death sentence for them. In theory, the rise of social media was, for many newspaper, a cease and desist notice. Newspapers, but not only, adapted and managed to survive but their future is considered uncertain, at best.

The paper seeks to address the issue of the connexion that seems to occur between the space and the type of servitude, on the example of ancient Cretan poleis, in classical and Hellenistic times. In fact, when studying some epigraphic texts from this perspective, it is allowed drawing a distinction between the three fundamental types of servitude: it means between, on the one hand, the dependence as well as the serfdom and, on the other, the chattel slavery. Whereas a spatial anchorage that can be detected in the case of the two first types seems to correspond to some degree of their integration inside the political community, a kind of “despatialisation” would be a mark of an extreme social degradation of the chattel slavery.