Movement as a category of architecture

This article will introduce and provide a definition of "movement" as a category of architecture in the context of these traditionally accepted: form, mass, space and character. The philosophical concept of movement is directly reflected in architectural creation, as the result of historical changes in society, technological progress and the development of building technologies. Depending on the different characteristics of movement in architecture, various types of movement are introduced and described: global movement of time and historical processes; objective movement of natural elements both in nature and architectural space; subjective or functional movement, reflecting the practicability of architecture; relative movement based on the specifics of visual characters and associative movement in architectural composition. Each type affects the formation of the architectural character of the space or building and identifies the function of patterns in shaping the relationship with time, movement of natural elements, architectural space and human perception.