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existential space: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the stable image of the environment, built from centres, paths and domains, through which people orient themselves and belong.

In architecture, existential space refers to the stable image of the environment, built from centres, paths and domains, through which people orient themselves and belong. This meaning comes from Norberg-Schulz (1971) in Existence, space and architecture.[1]

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Norberg-Schulz, C. (1971). Existence, space and architecture. Studio Vista. Open Library record

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