“Chromatic Architecture”: when color shapes space
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8/10/2026

“Chromatic Architecture”: when color shapes space

Adam Nathaniel Furman and Kate Mazade explore color as an integral part of design, revealing its role in perception, atmosphere and spatial experience

Author
Camilla Giulia Barale
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