(Universidad de Cuenca, 2017-01) Arnau Amo, Joaquín; Gutiérrez Mozo, María Elia
This brief essay runs on the current, dominant at the time and now somewhat
restful, which, under the heading of deconstruction, have responded recent
works of architecture, some emblematic. It is argued, first, how the
deconstructive option puts in crisis semiotics hypothesis that establishes the
signifier-signified binomial. And it is found, then how an architectural reading
that takes the idea of deconstruction literally and embodied it in the image
of the building, is no more than a naive anticipation of what, if anything, will
end up happening in everyday life. The conclusion is that the inhabitant
deconstructs the living space from immemorial time, naturally and
spontaneously, as he takes possession of it.
