“In short, emergent articulations within surfaces will aim at introducing an emergent form of aggregation, as Greg Lynn has defined it in Intricacy, “a non-modular construction where almost each and every part is unique in shape and dimension”. “Variations are not random but are derived from the overall composition of a whole. Aggregations are instances where modular components are complexly connected to produce a mass or form that is not simply reducible to a single modular logic of assembly.”
On Forms and Tectonics of Cellular Aggregation
MARCELO SPINA & PETER TESTA & TOM WISCOMBE
UTS_University of technology of Sydney 2008
+Tutor: Anthony Burke
+Students: Diana Quintero
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