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The (im)materiality of space Ideas of “immateriality” in architectural modernity arose together with those of “space”, the relation of immateriality/materiality paralleling that of space/mass. This pairing of matter with that “most immaterial of properties – ‘space’” seems constitutive of modernity (Forty 2000: 256; see also Solà-Morales 1996: 93-95). Also generated in discourse around the beginning of the last century were notions such as atmosphere, ambience, envelopment, surroundings, context, environment, milieu, medium, habitat and setting.

Ambient atmospheres: Exhibiting the immaterial in works by Italian Rationalists Edoardo Persico and Franco Albini