Immaterial Architecture - Conclusion: Immaterial-Material by Jonathan Hill Summary by Gustav KjĂŚr Vad Nielsen In general architecture and the immaterial are considered contra dictionary. In opposition to this conception, Jonathan Hill points out the fact that the two are enriching each other. The philosophy of the immaterial makes use of the imagery of architecture as well as architecture are described with immaterial values to bind together architecture with human emotion and by that making it more comprehensible.
Hill, J. 2006, Immaterial Architecture, Routledge, New York.