Corporeal Architecture

3. A non sighted person
4. A term relating to the sense of touch, and touch as an extension of vision
8. The medium through which we engage with the world around us
10. A key early development factor of vision
11. The surname of a blind Californian architect who uses his sense of touch to navigate drawings and shape spatial experience
12. A Mexican architect who heavily engages with hapticity in architecture
13. The term used to describe visual dominance
15. A Greek philosopher
16. A hard, sandy, grey material, associated with feelings of strength, durability and longevity

1. The surname of a Finnish architect whose work is focused on the sense of touch in architecture
2. A soft, warm material typical of Scandinavian architecture, associated with feelings of balance, comfort and warmth
5. The term for architecture that engages the body and mind
6. The most dominant sense in architecture
7. Isaac _______
9. A project of Peter Zumthor's that engages vision and touch in the experience of mystery and serenity
14. What our sense of touch engages with