EXPERIENCIA RITUAL Y SU INCIDENCIA EN ESPACIOS NO PROGRAMÁTICOS

Abstract

This research aims to address the reflection of non-programmatic spaces and their impact on space exploration and ritual. Also its intention in spatial dynamics, prioritizing the experience and interaction of users, since these spaces encourage introspection, socialization and spontaneous enjoyment. The main objective is to implement project strategies that integrate space exploration into the design of non-programmatic spaces, in order to generate more meaningful environments that encourage enriched interaction between users and space. also proposes the analysis of case studies of works of the architect Rogelio Salmona, in order to identify the main strategies applied to the design of non-programmatic spaces and evaluate their relevance within the project process. This evaluation is based on solid theoretical foundations, enriched by a rigorous analysis of the selected cases, through a methodological matrix that allows an objective and structured assessment, allowing a deep reflection on its impact on architectural practice. With the intention of revitalizing contemporary architecture and revaluing non-programmatic spaces, fundamental but often neglected, this research explores its potential as a project resource. It is proposed that these spaces act as catalysts to strengthen the sense of collectivity and redefine space exploration. By consciously integrating them into architectural design, it seeks not only to enhance the exploration of space, but also to reinforce its symbolic and ritual dimension in contemporary architecture.