Sensation originates from the Latin "sensatio", composed of "sentire" which means "to hear" and the suffix "cion" which means action and effect. The word sensation refers to the effect and impression that specific things or elements produce through the senses. In other words, it is the perception that the senses receive because of something, since it is the immediate response that the sensory organs produce when receiving a stimulus.
Sensation is also understood to be the effect of surprise or amazement caused by something in a group of people. Consequently, to a prediction or feeling that something will happen in the future, perhaps near, this term is also attributed.
In the psychological environment, sensation is called the emotion or stimulus that is obtained thanks to an experience, impression or relevant news in the environment; This is a process in which the sense organs are linked with the outside world, this procedure despite being simple, it should be noted that it is quite complex. there are weak or intense sensations, this depends on the intensity with which the stimulus is manifested; and the sensations have three characteristics that are, the quality that is the nature of the stimulus; intensity, which refers to the degree to which it affects consciousness; and finally the duration, which is the time it takes to register said stimulus.
In architecture, sensations are present through the senses as well, since each construction or building has a history, and characters with different emotions, including different sensations that occur within them, and each sensation is a personal impact that will influence the future sensations.
