The painting makes me also think of construction paper because it seems as if he just cut out strips of paper and glued them down. The forms are very geometric and do not seem very inviting. He also likes the distinctive background. These examples are called Supremacist Composition 1917 and Architectone Suprematiste 1923. Investigating space like this is probably an informative way to approach architecture.
Architecture is a lot about the spaces a building forms.
Even though the outside of a building is nice to look at, truly its purpose is to house a family, contain a company, or hold collectibles. The spaces inside the building are very important and I think that Malevitch is expressing the importance of space through his art work. This exploration of spaces is similar to what the architecture students in Arch 101 do with the white paper with black construction paper. When we got that assignment it seemed like it would be quite simple, but to really make a composition that worked really took time. I also learned how much the shape of a canvas or size of the objects mattered.