The main job of any task of creating centers is always to melt away the divisions between things, unifying space through interlocking centers.

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• The task of building is to produce a field of centers which makes itself completeclaim0.835
  Defines the ultimate aim of building, providing the framework for understanding ornament.
• The main job the buildings have is to form the space.claim0.814
  Key principle that buildings are instruments to create positive outdoor space, not objects in themselves.
• The more centers are packed and overlapped, each helping and intensifying the others, the more an object comes to life.claim0.813
  The formula for profound life, as seen in the Temple of Hera.
• Certain configurations of centers have such organizing force that they create entirely new levels of intensity within the centers themselves and utterly transmute the material character of space.hypothesis0.812
  Suggests that sufficiently intense fields of centers transcend ordinary matter.
• To be making centers, our simplest path is to be making symmetries; we always try to get the maximum feeling from the thing as we design it.claim0.808
• The structure which is created by a feeling for centers and by a conscious and deliberate aim towards the feeling of the whole, will often turn out to be an efficient structure.claim0.796
  Reiterated empirical observation from twenty years of practice.
• The field of centers cannot be created as a by-product of some existing process; it comes about only when the entire process is organized and concentrated on creating a living field.claim0.794
  Focus on anything else yields something else.
• The newly created centers work best, if they are based on something, some trace, that is there already.claim0.793
  The principle of preserving and intensifying existing centers, key to the fundamental process.