Deleuze´s “body” theory and architectural innovation

With the core concept of "body without organs" in Deleuze\´s "body" theory, this paper presents a new view at the ways of human perception and construction of the environment through the medium of the human "body". The purpose is to break the inherent structural association among levels of senses in the body, to highlight the basic role of "body" in recognition of the world, and to provide a theoretical basis for the shift of focus in architecture from the alienated status of pure visual performance to human body\´s experiences. Furthermore, it also opens up a new horizon for the innovation with reference to the body\´s experiences. At the same time, the article discusses the architectural innovation based on different levels of senses (touching, hearing, smell, taste, vision and the sense of movement), and the new starting point and the possibilities of architectural innovation in forms when the open and non-fixed "sense ratio" changes and the association of senses disappears.