Using a model for structural analysis developed by the social anthropologist Claude Lévi-Stheuss, the project parodies academic efforts to link defined spatial forms to the complexities of cultural difference.
Though rigidly adhering to symmetry, the Romans used a variety of spatial forms.
Morning classes will focus on theory, with afternoons devoted to practical exercises making spatial forms by cutting and folding paper – kindergarten for grown-ups.
Height, depth, breadth, direction, proximity, and distance are the spatial forms in which the holy manifests itself.
Something like that old critical term "spatial form" rears its head, complicating the work's progression ("a story is not like a road to follow") and demanding that we keep looking back as much as moving forward.
The principles of design which deal with overall relations are unity and variety, rhythm and balance, accent and contrast, scale and proportion, and composite three-dimensional spatial form.
In the temporal lobe there are neurons with a wide variety of spatial form requirements, but these generally do not correspond exactly with any particular object.
Villa VPRO, which became the defining project of MVRDV's early career, is a densely constructed, five-story box — a "hungry box," as one critic called it — with an endlessly flowing and adaptable interior that renders in spatial form the company's anarchic spirit.
Explaining the new style, which was a synthesis of Cubism, Futurism, and Orphism, Larionov said that it "is concerned with spatial forms which are obtained through the crossing of reflected rays from various objects".
The spatial forms of the new buildings sometimes caused acoustic difficulties, which may help to account for the concomitant development of the new polyphonic music that supplemented the traditional Romanesque plainsong.
