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Architecture as commonly practiced has not only contributed to the disorientation of the architect from the understanding of the common man, but also to our deprivation of an authentic experience of place and being. Architecture in today’s context emphasizes more upon the appearance than the feel of the space, hence making it an object for simply observation. Spaces can be experienced in true sense only when we get an opportunity to celebrate our senses. Thus, architecture that interacts with the human body through response of senses is discovered through this study. This research explores primary senses that include vision, touch, hearing, smell and taste in architectural language and experience of space through multisensory architecture.