Texture

**Texture**

 * Refers to the properties held and sensations caused by the external surface of objects received through the sense of touch. It also refers to de dimensional structure of the surface, as result of the 3D chacteristics of materials. **

Types of texture: **

Rough

Bumpy.

Hard

Cold

Smooth

Polished

Coarse

Scaly 
 * What is it that texture describes of an object?**

Texture can describes the material of an object, and that can make change the perception that you have about tow similar objects. For example, it’s not the same a bumpy, rough rock and a smooth, polish rock.


 * How can texture influence the characteristics** **of a space?**

The word texture refers to how the surface of an object feels. This implies that texture is merely a tactile consideration. However, when you see something which feels rough, even if you don't directly touch it, your mind still recalls all of the times in the past when you have touched rough objects, and in a small way you relive those experiences. This means that texture has an effect not only on the way a room feels, but also on the way it looks.


 * What is the importance of texture in architecture?**

I think in architecture, texture plays a really important roll. Different textures can produce different feelings and determine the way the space will feel to the people. Texture can define the space’s weight: Smooth textures make the rooms feel lighter and rough textures make it feel heavier. In the same way, coarse surfaces can make the space darker and polish surfaces.