Art and architecture are inseparable, shaping how we perceive and experience space. This collection explores their intersections—from artistic movements influencing design to materiality, perception, and representation in architecture. By engaging with art’s theoretical and visual dimensions, we uncover architecture’s deeper role as an artistic and cultural practice. These works highlight how architects incorporate artistic principles to evoke emotions, provoke thought, and communicate cultural values. They reveal the symbiotic relationship between form, symbolism, and aesthetic experience, emphasizing that buildings are not merely functional structures but expressive compositions that embody social narratives and enrich our understanding of human creativity and identity.