On Time and Experience reconsiders the work of Luis Barragán through sensorial engagement rather than iconic imagery. Originating in the inaugural Barragán Lecture at the Vitra Design Museum, it draws on archival materials to examine atmosphere, perception, and modern living.A book that invites readers not merely to look at architecture, but to experience it: On Time and Experience: Luis Barragán and Modern Living opens up an unfamiliar approach to one of the most fascinating bodies of work of the twentieth century.Rather than reproducing well-known images or iconic perspectives, Luis E. Carranza directs attention to those sensorial qualities that reveal themselves only through direct engagement with space and material. He explores how the built environment generates atmosphere - through light, color, texture, and intimacy - and demonstrates why these quiet, subtle experiences form the core of an architectural thinking that remains relevant today.

On Time and Experience reconsiders the work of Luis Barragán through sensorial engagement rather than iconic imagery. Originating in the inaugural Barragán Lecture at the Vitra Design Museum, it draws on archival materials to examine atmosphere, perception, and modern living.A book that invites readers not merely to look at architecture, but to experience it: On Time and Experience: Luis Barragán and Modern Living opens up an unfamiliar approach to one of the most fascinating bodies of work of the twentieth century.Rather than reproducing well-known images or iconic perspectives, Luis E. Carranza directs attention to those sensorial qualities that reveal themselves only through direct engagement with space and material. He explores how the built environment generates atmosphere - through light, color, texture, and intimacy - and demonstrates why these quiet, subtle experiences form the core of an architectural thinking that remains relevant today.

On Time and Experience reconsiders the work of Luis Barragán through sensorial engagement rather than iconic imagery. Originating in the inaugural Barragán Lecture at the Vitra Design Museum, it draws on archival materials to examine atmosphere, perception, and modern living.A book that invites readers not merely to look at architecture, but to experience it: On Time and Experience: Luis Barragán and Modern Living opens up an unfamiliar approach to one of the most fascinating bodies of work of the twentieth century.Rather than reproducing well-known images or iconic perspectives, Luis E. Carranza directs attention to those sensorial qualities that reveal themselves only through direct engagement with space and material. He explores how the built environment generates atmosphere - through light, color, texture, and intimacy - and demonstrates why these quiet, subtle experiences form the core of an architectural thinking that remains relevant today.