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What I read, each page, was a bubble, like a bubble, transparent, tint-full, flying, disapearable What I read, was like dreams of a piece of land, on which we live What I read, were hopelessness still hopeful What I read, as if, the poet does not leave the house, at all, pics come towards him. He is motionless, inhabitant of a city, a city of the present day. January 11, 2015 Susan Habib

In modern times, an abstraction of the concept of "Space" from architecture and re-imposing it again to architecture through theoretical discussions is a process by means of which many fundamental aspects of "architectural space" have been tampered with. In this book, by having a brief reference to the fundamental aspects of the concept, the attempt has been made to explain the basic role of space in the self-realization of man. Furthermore, the dependency of this concept to that individual- social cultural identity of human being and his environment will be explained.

I say love ... you remember? Once you begin reading this book, is like you step into a greenhouse; A greenhouse full of pots of plants and flowers, each with its particular scent. Each scent creates its own space and ambience. Each space has a masculine power, colour and shades. Alireza Mostaghni is an architect. It's not a surprise that his poems tell so much of space, create their own space. He successfully plays with words in order to build his poetic world. This world in some poems is as small and cosy as an embrace, and in some other it extends to the city, touches its walls, and leaves...