ABSTRACT
When considering medial spaces in architecture, one immediately thinks of
spaces that have been created by means of highly developed technology and
that therefore have highest cultural meaning. The medium of television, being
popular and devoid of a recognisably artistic or scientific pretension, is seldom
given any attention in this context. Nevertheless, there are some medial spaces,
created by and shown on television, that are remarkable enough to be examined
further. They are, in fact, medial spaces in many senses, created by technical
media on the one hand, but indeed only made present in the first place through
‘mediation’, or through communication, on the other.
