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Revision as of 03:59, 16 January 2013
What makes fish successful in their environments? Is it their aqua-dynamic shape?, their flexible bone-structure? or is it an integration of the two along with the structure of the skin, breathing capacities, buoyancy capabilities? Rather than creating a building that looks like a boat, or a floating house, VARIATIONS learns from integrating aspects like skin, structure, shape into a specific environment. The matter of integration ultimately influences design decisions deciding what feature becomes part of the design and critically assesses how/if these features work well together.
Style comes from behaviour. Or. Behaviour as a definition of style.
