Architecture, structured as a visual and kinesthetic medium, not only shapes space but also organizes knowledge and modes of perception. But how can these relationships be described and scientifically explored? This volume undertakes a comprehensive reflection on architecture from a transdisciplinary perspective. It brings together current approaches from media studies, art, film, literature, dance, and musicology, as well as contributions from philosophy, sociology, and the history of architecture, each exploring the significance of architecture from the perspective of its own discipline.