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Architecture

the view that architecture is defined by the events and movements it hosts as much as by form, with disjunction between space, event and movement.

In architecture, event-space refers to the view that architecture is defined by the events and movements it hosts as much as by form, with disjunction between space, event and movement. This meaning comes from Tschumi (1994) in Architecture and disjunction.[1]

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References

Tschumi, B. (1994). Architecture and disjunction. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262200943

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