Simultaneous spaces are used extensively in architecture. Simultaneous spaces are perceived both individually, but also together as a group or structure of spaces. This perception is ‘simultaneous’ occurring at the same time. Often there is a ‘dialectic’ in perception, keeping two different things in mind. We may say there are three categories of simultaneous space in Modern architecture: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern. Tradition architecture deals with traditional architectural forms and overlaying them. Modern architecture deals with functional space and fragments space into human activities. Postmodern architecture deals with social interpretations of space. 0:00 - Intro 1:34 - Traditional Space 1:55 - Space Within a Space 2:38 - Interlocking Space 3:08 - Adjacent Space 3:30 - Linked Space 4:01 - Modern Space 4:14 - Functional vs. Formal Space 7:53 - Absolute vs. Relative Space 9:02 - Structured Space 9:50 - Formal Relationships 10:22 - Postmodern Space 10:59 - Sign vs. Signifier 12:59 - Simultaneous Social Functions 13:57 - Historical vs Modern Space 14:41 - Hyperreal vs. Real Shop Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/44071926