Reconceptualising nomadic architecture: from the body to the space creation

Abstract

Nomadic architecture from the past until now has been adapted to the spirit of the age. The research aims to search the nomadic lifestyle that has become a phenomenon of local and global movements worldwide. This paper investigates the meaning of nomadic architecture using historical and bibliographical methods. Our exploration provides a better understanding of nomadic architecture and reconceptualises the idea of future nomadic architecture with the attention of history period; (1) Hunter-gatherer; (2) Nomadic Pastoralism; (3) Dom; (4) Neo-Nomadic Society; (5) Contemporary Nomad. In conclusion, this approach reflects a strong connection between the human body, activity, and nomadic architecture creation. The research findings are a transformation of space in nomadism that implies the hybridisation of technology and new materials towards integration with future city development.