The experience would be difficult, if not impossible, to realize physically. Further, our library could be visited simultaneously by anyone on line, not just by people in its vicinity. It lacks the very qualities that our bodies use to navigate physically. Architects designing immersive, virtually real environments in cyberspace can take nothing for granted. In virtual space, we move from destination to destination, from piece of information to piece of information.
Distance is no longer a relevant measure of travel.
A liquid architecture in cyberspace is clearly a dematerialized architecture. It is an architecture that is no longer satisfied with only space and form and light and all the aspects of the real world. It is an architecture of fluctuating relations between abstract elements. It is an architecture that tends to music.