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• Published Subscription 5 Apr 2026

  Liquid Architecture: Cultural Narratives, Spatial Metaphors, and the Evolution of Fluid Form

  By Ar. Kiranjeet Kaur Jassal, Dhruvjeet Singh

  Abstract: Liquid architecture represents a fundamental rethinking of architectural space, moving away from the long-standing assumption that buildings must be static, permanent, and formally fixed. Rather than understanding architecture as an object defined by rigid boundaries and stable geometry, liquid architecture proposes space as a fluid condition shaped by movement, atmosphere, perception, and cultural meaning. Rooted in cultural theory, phenomenology, and spatial anthropology, this approach views architecture as an evolving narrative …

  Published in International Journal of Architecture and Infrastructure Planning · Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2026 · pp. 1–8 Read article →