Art and architecture have an interdependent, harmonious relationship. Throughout history art has influenced architecture and vice-versa.

• Architecture is art working in conjunction with mathematics and the physics of structures.
• Both of them aim to appeal to the senses of the user and create/emulate a unique experience for the user/viewer.
• Architecture often combines artistic principles with spatial principles of design to create a three-dimensional experience.
• Despite having a few similarities, art and architecture differ in the process and outputs they produce. While the former creates emotional and aesthetic value; the latter creates a physical, tangible output involving the process of design, analysis and construction.

It is safe to say that both art and architecture go hand-in-hand and are influenced by external factors such as society, religion, politics, economics, technological advancements etc.