Synopses:

We are all born immersed in a language whose structure shapes the discourses of culture in the world—the spoken and the written, as well as the imagined and the constructed within a universe as particular as that of architecture. Linguistic meanings are the expression of primordial natural and spatial forms, a reflection and manifestation of this complex diversity, with an evolving dynamic that both influences and is influenced in a continuous process over time.
These two constitutive systems—Language and Architecture—form indispensable starting points for the knowledge and discovery of the human being and for the construction of collective memory, as testimony to its own existence. They not only frame the material and immaterial conscious, but also condition and influence actions, ways of thinking and communicating, and the way of inhabiting.