Architectural phenomenology is a set of ideas, arguments, resources, wills, and powers that act at the same time in a space and a time, changing the physical limits that structure reality.

It is especially important to know the dimensions of the human body and to know what spaces people need to move, work and rest, in addition to knowing the size of the furniture and appliances to determine the measurements of the spaces that will contain them. We can know all this useful knowledge for the development of our daily life thanks to anthropometry.

Rethinking the use of shared spaces is a challenge. Its development has already been seen for several decades. Cities have tried to ensure that various types of traffic, be it vehicles, pedestrians or cyclists, coexist in their central areas such as squares and avenues, maintaining safety for all and the proper development of their social and commercial life.

In architecture and design it is important to study each color tone, identify the effect it causes on people and determine which one is recommended to use in each space according to natural lighting, the distribution of spaces, and the characteristics of those who inhabit it .

Good lighting can strengthen the interior design, but poor lighting can reduce the desired effect on the design of the place, in this case the workplace.

What we may or may not know about architecture and design has been built in the collective imagination through our own construction of culture, often influenced by the media.

It is known that architecture, design, and construction are areas where a large amount of resources are consumed, and an infinity of waste is generated. That is why these industries must create strategies and use resources that reduce the high rate of environmental impact they generate.

Designers and architects are creating spaces that generate well-being in the form of home offices… clients are no longer looking for spacious rooms with all the comforts for guests, they want to have a smart room that can function as a home office, for example.

And what will the buildings be like in the future, in the coming years? Specialists in the field point out that the trend will be multifunctional spaces for homes and offices, and environments with optimal hygiene conditions for public areas.

The current health crisis has uncovered a series of flaws in the organizational structures of public and private institutions in various countries around the world, and not only those of the health sector. It has also shown that many times city buildings are at the...