During the second half of the twentieth century architectural history and theory, as taught in most architectural schools, focused on "space" as the fundamental element in the creation of form. Because Siegfried Giedion emphasized "space" and "time"

Architecture is often formalized as the discipline that enables the transformation of natural spaces into a livable and comfortable environment. This meaning of architecture even became how we sometimes evaluate the achievements of past civilizations:

It’s a possible assumption that today at the most of the architectural schools the concept of space is built as an anachronistic and quasi-homogeneous element. Especially through architectural history lessons and architectural design studios, the concept

Space has not only been a huge field for exploration but also a possible prospective home for humanity. The International Space Station (ISS) therefore has been the longest-term space habitat since 1998. The extreme conditions, such as microgravity,

This article reviews and evaluates some aspects of the semiotic heritage from a fundamental treatise on architecture. It shows how the system set in place by Vitruvius at the dawn of our era is being today brought up to date by contemporary architects,

Abstract The purpose of this text is to recuperate the theme of the spatial condition to the field of architectural theory. The spatial condition has been in general a secondary protagonist in the theory of architecture where, traditionally, the aesthetic