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phenomenal transparency: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the perceived interpenetration of spatial layers through overlapping planes, as distinct from the literal see-through quality of glass.

In architecture, phenomenal transparency refers to the perceived interpenetration of spatial layers through overlapping planes, as distinct from the literal see-through quality of glass. This meaning comes from Rowe (1963) in Perspecta.[1]

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References

Rowe, C., & Slutzky, R. (1963). Transparency: Literal and Phenomenal. Perspecta, 8, 45. https://doi.org/10.2307/1566901

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