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The Architecture of the Interval

An essay on what happens between two events. On the time before narrative, on the silence that makes music audible, and on the breath that suspends, involuntarily, when a space has done its work. The second issue extends the inaugural meditation on inhabited time toward a more precise question: not the time that flows, but the time that stops — the pause, the corridor, the threshold, the shadow before the room. A typology, in four parts, with Tanizaki, Bachelard, Heidegger and Pallasmaa as quiet companions.

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