Thresholds of Perception: How Architectural Entrances Shape Our Experience of Space
Architectural entrances as Perceptual Frameworks
The threshold between outside and in carries more significance than we typically acknowledge. It's the first breath a building takes, the initial handshake between structure and visitor, the boundary where intention becomes experience.
Last week, while exploring the DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun in Tucson, I found myself lingering at its entrance—a humble …
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