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claim:good-and-functional-structures-achieve-their-quality-from-a-conscious-effort-by-the-maker-to-make-the-geometric-field-of-centersGood and functional structures achieve their quality from a conscious effort by the maker to make the geometric field of centers.
Challenges the 'form follows function' dogma; asserts that creators aimed at beauty first.
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- Reiterated empirical observation from twenty years of practice.
- Claim that even apparently organic or floral designs derive their life from geometrically simple components (triangles, rhombuses, hexagons) that allow complex cross-relationships
- Central interpretive claim of the chapter, asserting that living structure is an effortless natural outcome of structure-preserving transformations.
- Good engineering structure follows, directly or indirectly, from the use of living process.claim0.809Core claim of the chapter, supported by multiple examples and findings.
- The most profound claim of the chapter: the niceness of the sequence is directly perceptible in the built form and is the ultimate source of living quality.
- Core principle tying beauty directly to deeply functional centers.
- Beauty and geometry are the talisman by which a living process is known.