The phrase "articulation of space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, design, geography, or discussions about how space is defined and organized.
Example: "The artist's work is a profound articulation of space, challenging our perceptions of the environment around us."
Alternatives: "definition of space" or "expression of space".
Through his use of pairs of free-standing columns, he suggested an articulation of space, a major characteristic of his style.
There is something about the right enclosed space, she said, that puts you at ease: "The articulation of space, yet you're not closed in," Ms. Nevins said.
The copy is hardly Cézanne's most interesting work, but as he ventured further into the analytical mode that would lay the foundations for abstraction, El Greco's influence endured: compare the older artist's barren View of Toledo, with its radical articulation of space through color, to Cézanne's landscapes of Mont-Saint-Victoire.
Essential to the expressiveness in Lapin's paintings is the articulation of space.
Yet when used in a painting or mosaic, it shatters the rational articulation of space.
She seamlessly links between wall and piecework, so that in places the articulation of space is actual, whereas in other parts, an illusion.
I explore contemporary responses to the crisis of the nation that began in the nineties, focusing particularly on the emergence of new technologies and how these trigger literary articulations of space and subjectivities beyond national territoriality.
The smaller and more personal quarry cutting machine allows for a more intimate articulation of domestic space from the scale and detail of a table, chair, shelf, or stair and even the ornamental to the scale of urban edges and pathways such as streets, sidewalks, and recreational areas.
Defining architecture as "the articulation of public space," Viñoly says it's simplistic to consider a building just in aesthetic terms.
However, we have hardly criticized the basic articulation of living spaces into a preordered set of rooms.
However we have hardly ever criticized the basic articulation of living spaces into a preordered set of rooms.
