Juhani Pallasmaa

Juhani Pallasmaa (b. 1936) is a Finnish architect, theorist, and educator whose writings have deeply influenced architectural and design thinking. His seminal book The Eyes of the Skin (1996) argues for a multisensory understanding of perception, embodiment, and the body in architecture. A prolific author and lecturer, he has written extensively on cultural philosophy, existential space, and environmental psychology. Pallasmaa’s work critiques the dominance of vision in design and calls for a more tactile, phenomenological approach. His ideas remain essential in rethinking architecture and landscape as lived, sensory, and poetic.

The production of landscape architecture projects has been in recent years outstanding, and our entire professional community has much to be proud of. But as always, there is a flip side; like in architecture or any design discipline of the globalised and speeding-up world, we are faced with a sea of sameness. Too many buildings […]

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