Bryan Lawson is a Professor of Architecture at the University of Sheffield. He is however both an architect and a psychologist, which has enabled him to study the nature of the design process.

"…the content within The Language of Space is as relevant as ever – especially for students and professionals involved in planning and designing the built landscape, from interior designers to architects, planners to urban designers." – Erick Villagomez, Spacing Magazine

• Space as Language; Space and the Human Dimension; Mechanisms of Perceiving Space; Ways of Perceiving Space; Space and Distance; Proxemics; The Territory; Space and Time; Recording Space.

Bryan Lawson is a Professor of Architecture at the University of Sheffield. He is however both an architect and a psychologist, which has enabled him to study the nature of the design process.

"…the content within The Language of Space is as relevant as ever – especially for students and professionals involved in planning and designing the built landscape, from interior designers to architects, planners to urban designers." – Erick Villagomez, Spacing Magazine

• Space as Language; Space and the Human Dimension; Mechanisms of Perceiving Space; Ways of Perceiving Space; Space and Distance; Proxemics; The Territory; Space and Time; Recording Space.

Bryan Lawson is a Professor of Architecture at the University of Sheffield. He is however both an architect and a psychologist, which has enabled him to study the nature of the design process.

"…the content within The Language of Space is as relevant as ever – especially for students and professionals involved in planning and designing the built landscape, from interior designers to architects, planners to urban designers." – Erick Villagomez, Spacing Magazine

• Space as Language; Space and the Human Dimension; Mechanisms of Perceiving Space; Ways of Perceiving Space; Space and Distance; Proxemics; The Territory; Space and Time; Recording Space.