Antivirus architecture: links between epidemic thought and images

Abstract

Local architecture has succeeded in treating general issues related to human life and interests within various areas, including the social, economic, and environmental; however, it has been unable to address a global viral epidemic as a variable affecting human needs, thus necessitating diagnosis of defects and the development of alternative solutions, working with the idea of the overlap between thought and images in the systems of both the local architecture and the intelligent architecture, and the research problem thus emerged as “the necessity to develop the concept of an antivirus architecture with a local character and to examine its impact on improving reality during an epidemic crisis based on creating a locally intelligent architecture”. The aim of the research was thus to develop a theoretical model represented in an antivirus architecture with a local character that defines its components and mechanisms within the apparent system and carries within itself ideas that interact with both spatial and time dimensions in light of the current epidemic crisis. The research method included applying several procedures based on developing the theoretical framework and selecting samples for practical application, allowing the presentation of the most important conclusions that clarified the possibility of extracting specific components of the apparent system of that theoretical model.