If you have, then you've probably been to a liminal space. On the Internet, that usually refers to empty rooms, corridors, ...

You might actually be in liminal ... or sitting in a waiting room. “You usually only notice it when something is less than normal about the space,” says Franklin. “For example walking ...

Strictly speaking, a liminal space is a place of transition. It is typically devoid of humans and, in some cases, distinctly surreal—its artistic antecedents might be works of art such as The ...

The presence of liminal ... space is revealed behind a door where only a wall existed. The spatial nature of the house further diverges as a new door behind the wall opens into the kids’ room.

When you feel “in-between” an old version of yourself and who you’re becoming (or who you want to be), you may be experiencing a liminal space — a temporary psychological period of transition.

Defined as the space between “what was” and ... vaguely resembling an office, the variety of liminal backdrops such as waiting rooms, rest stops and parking lots also elicit emotions ...

The term for this phenomenon is liminality. To capture this quality ... If you think you’re going to find Room 224 next to Room 222, you’re not. Countless students have found themselves ...

But now, by having space from the College, I’ve become closer to it than I’ve ever been. We need to be able to build our own lives outside of the College to occasionally perceive it as a liminal space ...