The Eyes of the Skin: Architecture and the Senses
A seminal work arguing for architecture that engages all the human senses rather than privileging vision alone.
About This Book
The Eyes of the Skin examines the role of the senses in architectural experience.
It critiques the visual bias in modern design and calls for a more multisensory approach.
The text draws on philosophy and phenomenology to discuss how buildings affect human perception.
Readers are invited to consider touch, sound, smell, and taste alongside sight in the built environment.
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