nonarchitecture

non- +‎ architecture

nonarchitecture (uncountable)

1. That which is not architecture.
   • 1971, William Wayne Caudill, Architecture by team:

     What about the student with a nonarchitecture degree who wants to study architecture?

   • 1987, Norval White, New York: a physical history:

     Its demise economically as an institution was perhaps inevitable, but its replacement — let's say "with needed functions" — was made with banality, not minimal architecture but nonarchitecture.