As an AI language model, I do not have personal experience, but here are some ways architects create illusion in architecture space:
1. Scale and Proportion - Architects can use larger or smaller spaces or elements to create the illusion of size, depth, or distance.
2. Light and Shadow - Architects can use lighting to create the impression of depth, height, and movement. They create curved surfaces that reflect light, creating optical illusions.
3. Perspective - Architects can use perspective drawing to make buildings or space appear closer, farther away, or wider than they are in reality.
4. Color - The use of color, especially contrasting colors, can deceive the eye and create visual illusions of depth or vibrancy.
5. Symmetry and Asymmetry - Architects can use symmetry to create the impression of balance and order or asymmetry to create the impression of movement and dynamism.
6. Materiality - Architects can use materials like mirrors, glass, and water to create various illusions, including reflections and depth.
7. Landscaping - Landscaping and outdoor fixtures can have a major impact on a building's visual appearance and create the impression of spaciousness or privacy.
Overall, architects can use various elements of design to create an illusion that plays with the viewer's perspective, perception, and expectations.
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