Generally architectural complexes are evaluated and interpreted on the basis of denotative knowledge without taking into account additional background information regarding a broader cultural context. The value of objects is defined superficially operating with accidental historical, cultural and aesthetic information. Usually final evaluation is presented summing up all the revealed qualities. however, this summing approach has an essential disadvantage because it neglects the recursive character of perception and comprehension. In such a situation some external contextual knowledge that corresponds with archetypical information has to be added. Such an information points up holistic aspect of mental representations of certain architectura...