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Finland's Juhani Pallasmaa criticizes the visual-center trends in contemporary architecture and cities and insists on recovering the human senses through multi-sensory experiences. This study is the interaction of senses based on Pallasmaa's architectural theory and derives three elements for a multi-sensory architectural experience. Using three elements of 'body sensation, body movement, and emotional innerness', analyzed the characteristics of multisensory elements in the works of Peter ZumThor and Kengo Kuma. As a result of the analysis, in the works of the two architects, all or part of the sensory expression elements appear depending on the purpose of the space, or the sensory elements appear in various forms according to the emotional aspects of the East and the West. Therefore, although architectural thinking and the way of expressing works are different, it can be said that they are realizing the architecture of multi-sensory experiences through their own methods. In the end, Pallasmaa and the two architects can be seen as having the same ultimate goal and direction of 'architecture of human multi-sensory experience'. Through this study, Pallasmaa's arguments on the restoration of human sensory abilities were recognized as important, and the experience of multi-sensory architecture should be a goal that modern architecture has overlooked.