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the study, from Bachelard, of how intimate spaces such as the house, the corner and the drawer shape imagination, memory and daydream.

In architecture, poetics of space refers to the study, from Bachelard, of how intimate spaces such as the house, the corner and the drawer shape imagination, memory and daydream. This meaning comes from Bachelard (1957/1964) in The poetics of space.[1]

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  1. Bachelard, G. (1964). The poetics of space (M. Jolas, Trans.). Orion Press. (Original work published 1957) ISBN 9780670562695

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