Ten Dialogues Between Architects and Philosophers

This book explores the intersection of architecture and philosophy through ten thought-provoking dialogues. Drawing on the works of Lacan, Fichte, Heidegger, and Wendt, the chapters examine how spatial design reflects identity, desire, perception, and culture. From Baroque theatricality to deconstructivist form, architecture emerges as more than material—it becomes a philosophical language that mirrors the human condition.