Memory, as a cognitive function, plays a pivotal role in shaping our understanding of the world and influencing our daily experiences. This collection of suggested readings delves into the intricate interplay between memory and the built environment, exploring the profound impact that our recollections can have on our perception, interaction, and interpretation of the spaces we inhabit. The importance of comprehending memory as a dynamic function becomes evident, underscoring its role not only in individual cognition but also in shaping collective experiences within the constructed landscape. This compilation of literature converges on the notion that memory and the built environment share a symbiotic relationship. As we navigate the spaces around us, our memories, whether individual or collective, become integral elements shaping our perception, behavior, and overall experience of the built world.