From the things themselves : architecture and phenomenology Why the mood in a room and the mood of a room should be important to architects Hubert L. Dreyfus Aural architecture and its phenomenological roots Sylvain De Bleeckere The Zen garden of Shōden ji as a Köan of perception Gilad Ronnen Inhabiting nothingness: Heidegger on building Vincent Giraud The talismanic presence of architecture and ornament in Heideggers Hütte Ross Anderson Light stone and flesh: Bernard of Clairvaux and the wall of the church Jason Crow Weather phenomena and immortality: the well adjusted construction in ancient Greek poetics Phoebe Giannisi Architecture and technology: questions about representations Joanna Wlaszyn Now and here I am there: the theory of body and space in Merleau Ponty and Nishida Kitarō Kakuni Takashi Expressing embodiment: architectural representation as carnal echo Rachel McCann House and organ: Hugo Häring and prosthetic architecture Fernando Quesada Thinking bodies Karan August Shaped space embodied space: Borrominis Baroque architecture Lena Hopsch Homage to Michelangelo: Tenges encounter with Heidegger Fujimori Terunobu Reduction to Japan ness Katsura Villa as a discursive phenomenon Benoît Jacquet and Dermott Walsh Performing poetry music: on Confucians garden dwelling Zhuang Yue Refutation revelation and reconstruction: on architecture and the settlement of memory Adam Sharr Building metaphors: notes towards a hermeneutics of arthitecture Santiago de Orduña The gift of architecture and embodied consciousness Alberto Pérez Gómez Architecture as a way of thinking Takeyama Kiyoshi Sey Longing for Ithaca: on the need for a post Copernican geocentrism Karsten Harries