This dialogue addressed the relationship between phenomenology and architecture. It described what phenomenology is, what its core conceptual tenets are, and how and why architecture has historically had a uniquely close relationship with phenomenology. The dialogue focused in particular on the period between 1960 and 1980, during which phenomenology rose to prominence as a mode of architectural discourse. It addressed the various uses and abuses of phenomenology during this period and considered its persistence today, as well as its contemporary relevance and future prospects.