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question:how-can-it-really-be-that-color-and-design-come-from-unfoldingHow can it really be that color and design come from unfolding?
The rhetorical question posed in §7, challenging the assumption that design comes from the artist's will.
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- All acts of making, including drawing, can be done through the fundamental process.
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- Key principle about images vs. unfolding.
- In nature, unfolding often consists of a process that establishes local symmetries one by one.claim0.787Connects biological morphogenesis to architectural process.
- The unassuming, ordinary, touching quality can only be created by a living process, by unfolding.claim0.787Strong exclusivity claim: only unfolding produces genuine ordinariness that touches people.
- General observation from the case studies (Sala, Sarlo, Kaiser) that the right color surprises the maker.
- The forms of these buildings do not allow such an unfolding to occur; they patently do not.claim0.777Critique of Renzo Piano's and Daniel Libeskind's buildings as incapable of unfolding.
- The property of smooth-unfolding processes where each operation is sufficiently defined by the context of previous operations, eliminating need for complex pre-specifications.
- The dual validation of living process: life and the emergence of architectural order.