Abstract
The collection of studies included in the first volume of Topology and Poetics of Space presents analyses and evaluation of the motives of creative thinking and their representation in art and architecture. The aim of publishing the results of this research was to show the new possibilities of interdisciplinary studies when solving the complex issues of space especially in the case of art and architecture.
Prominent personalities from the circles of world-renowned architects and friends of Dalibor Veselý, including the personalities developing his legacy, took part in research and preparation of this volume. It demonstrates the continuity of efforts to gain new knowledge and to apply approaches of scientific and artistic imagination to the question of space in the cultural discourse of our time.