Thinking Space

Architecture in all its dimensions can only be experienced through our senses in the space. We orient ourselves visually and acoustically in the space, gaining an initial impression through these distant senses. At the same time, these senses provide us with information about the tactile and olfactory qualities of the space and its design. As we inhabit and move through the spaces, we are continuously confronted with new sensory impressions. For Irmgard Frank, as an architect and professor of spatial design, space and spatial perception have been central themes for over twenty years. In her work, the concepts of space, atmosphere, light, and materiality are constantly refocused and reinterpreted. With this publication, Irmgard Frank contributes to the intensification of the discussion on space by presenting selected works of her own.