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Thresholds in Architecture: Defining Transitions Between Space, Experience, and Meaning
In architecture, spaces are rarely isolated. They are connected through moments of transition that shape how we move, perceive, and understand the built environment. These moments are known as thresholds. While often associated with doors or entrances, thresholds extend far beyond physical openings. They are spatial, sensory, and conceptual conditions that define the shift from one state to another. A threshold is not simply a boundary. It is an experience. Beyond the Door: E

Aya
Apr 283 min read
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