The architecture, being the most directly and intimately connected with human life, possesses the greatest characteristic as a spatial art form, serving as a prominent means of expressing personal, social, and cultural identities. In this study, we fo...
The architecture, being the most directly and intimately connected with human life, possesses the greatest characteristic as a spatial art form, serving as a prominent means of expressing personal, social, and cultural identities. In this study, we focus on works reflecting the tendencies of the ’Deconstructivist’ philosophy, a subset among various architectural ideologies that rejects closed worlds and pursues open ones. Specifically, the research centers on the architectural works of Peter Eisenman. The analysis delves into the formal characteristics manifested in Eisenman’s architecture, shedding light on the usage of color in accordance with these characteristics.