The seminar aims to provide non-architecture students with an understanding of contemporary critical writing in architecture. Each week, participants are required to produce written contributions that relate the course content to the experience of contemporary space by non-human subjects. These personal contributions will be presented at the end of the course in the form of a collective text. Each session includes lectures introducing different aspects of architecture. The first part features commentary on texts, images, and videos, highlighting key themes. The second part consists of student-led discussions based on assigned readings and their written reflections. Topics will include the origins and archetypes of architecture, the connections between architecture and other arts, the evolution of the concept of space from the modern to the contemporary era, the relationship between representation and identity, the construction of the city as an urban scene, and the dialogue between environmental art, Gesamtkunstwerk, and performance.