This book approaches space not only as a physical environment but also as a multidimensional phenomenon that is shaped by human experience and gains meaning through social relations. By bringing together the perspectives of different disciplines such as architecture, interior architecture, and urban design, it aims to present a holistic approach that analyzes the social, cultural, and emotional aspects of space. Writing about space is not only about constructing a descriptive language, but also about questioning it, making sense of it, and evaluating it from a critical perspective. This book, prepared by academics and researchers specialized in the field, allows the reader to establish intellectual connections at all scale levels and is supported by methods and examples that will contribute to academic and professional development. Providing practical solutions as well as theoretical knowledge, the book aims to foster user-centered design by encouraging interdisciplinary thinking.