While space is defined as a place, it is generally thought of as "a space that separates people from their environment and in which they can continue their actions" and "a piece of space that the observer can perceive in a limited area".
This gap forms the basis of disciplines such as architecture, interior architecture and landscape architecture; The existence of a building is essentially based on this reserved area. An architectural work without a place is far from being able to continue its existence.
The protection instinct of living things creates the need to isolate them from the environment. In this context, a building becomes a space that absorbs people and isolates them from the universal void. With the desire to create a limited volume in which he feels safe, man limits the infinity around him in certain directions and creates an interior space unique to him.
The boundaries of the space do not necessarily have to be drawn with concrete elements such as walls; It is enough that they are detectable. These boundaries, felt through visual, tactile or auditory senses, form the basis of space perception. In architecture and landscape design, elements such as symmetry, geometry and physical interventions come together to define the region; The void is not seen as a transition area between masses, but as a form that emerges from the shaping of masses. These uncertainties are shaped by the architect's decisions based on his knowledge, experience and intuition during the design process.