Architecture, perhaps by definition, has to do with these complete experiences, it has to do with the materiality of reality. Its abstraction, necessarily partial, cannot substitute it. I can't think of a better characterization of architecture than saying that it is linked to a phenomenological experience and that it is also phenomenologically determinant. Food can't be virtual. Neither can architecture.
Architecture is even an anchoring to materiality.
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