The Space remaining in memory and its role in architecture

Man is an information-seeking and organizing system. The modern viewpointof interpreting cognition is based on the assumption that there is no directresponse to external stimuli. But, it is a complex process consisting of a series ofstages in which many variables, physiological, psychological ,and behavioraloverlap.While a number of researchers have defined the concept of survival in memoryas a cognitive task and as a product of a reciprocal process between (thecognizant and the object( , namely between Man and the environment, thisresearch is based on examining the determinants of this concept and itsimplications in the design subjects in the inner spaces, through a series ofpresentations made by a number of cognitive studies in this regard, and throughdifferent views on it. This version is archived in the Arab International University (AIU) repository for open access and dissemination purposes. The content of this paper has not been modified fro the original publications. For more information , please visit the official repository of Arab International University (AIU) Arab International University