Habitational spatiality and its poetics

If architecture is defined by interior spaces, a certain selection is called for, a response is called for, a dialogue with the place. Here the objective is not so much to be interested in furniture, but to show that architecture by its internal definition qualifies the spatiality of everyday life. It is sought through examples to show that the relationship of the house to its spaces, actions, communications; not only the objective space, but the one of sensations and emotions linked to the moment, to the light, to the surprise...