Architecture + Space

The following consideration is mainly of interest and use for Architects and the constructor.
For physicists it is probably a very simpel demonstration of matter and space with the according boundary conditions.
The oppion of a mathematician or physicist on the following formula I have found, would be of interesst for me.

V*a = m*y* l                             /l= v*t

It is possible, that this formula exsits. Yet I haven't found anything in ther literature I have access to, that an acelerated volume accords to an operating Lengthmass. I can only speculate that this formula also is valid beyond the attempt to eplain it by the means of the objects (Frontpage), because proof is missing. I do not impose the correctness of this formula in physics, but it is strange that parts of the results act in accordance with the standard model in most aspects.

In architecture it is impossible to think of matter and space being apart. There are countless references between space and matter which are listed below:

Trafficespace,

functional space, user space, living room, sleeping room, kitchen, balcony, lounge, club room, hall, hospital, office, waiting room, practice room, visitor room, canteen, dance room, cell, office, meeting room, cloakroom, counter hall, switch room, production control room, projection room, landscape, green space, lab, copy room, computer room, production space, physics laboratory, surveillance volume, stables, washing-up areas, storeroom, underground storage, strong room, registration desk, classroom, warehouse, freezing room, distributing room, dispatch room, business space, kiosk, shop window, hearing room, group room, working space, craft room, studio, reading rooms, gym, auditorium, multipurpose room, ochestra pit, show room, Market, chapel, medicine room, autopsy room, operation room, toilet, washroom, sauna, vestibule, dressing room, cupboard, cloakroom, storage cupboard

Elevator room!

The room changes from time to time. The wallpaper tunrs yellow. An empty bottle is on the table that hasn't been there the day bevor. You can smell and feel the fresh loundry. A tree is missing in the green space, only a strem indicates its existance.

Why do we notice these conditions that differentiate from what was there before. We notice this because we can remember the previous state.

II am occupied since some time as an architect with the city-structural evolution of my home town Villingen in the black forest. With regard to the question what is memory, I encountered on following 3 simple thought experiments.

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