There is an undeniable relationship between human and space. This relationship is often referred to as the relationship between body and space in the architectural literature. Space is a relational phenomenon that is re-established and articulated with the body that experiences it, rather than being a representation of the designed and finished. Each individual's adventure of experiencing a space is differentiated by the characteristics that he/she carries in his/her own self - arising from his/her culture, past experiences, teachings, goals and other factors-. Each space also contains traces, stimulus/sensory thresholds, limiters and various potentials waiting to be discovered. Therefore, the experience of space becomes an action that takes on different meanings for each body and becomes unique with the personal characteristics of each individual. This study aims to investigate the parameters shaping the communication between the body and space and examine the influences on an individual's orientations within a space through a subjective method. In line with this objective, a literature review on the interaction between the body and space has been conducted, and a spatial reading model has been proposed to concretize the components of the perceptual process in the reader's mind. The proposed system is supported by a subjective field study. The field study is designed to focus on an individual experience within a designated space and has been included sensory maps that record spatial components predicted to influence the interaction between space and the body.