-TERMAL

FORCE

AND

EYEN

AS

A NEGATIVE

VOLUME,

WHICH

CAN

THEN

8E

GIVEN

AN

APPROX-

27: contino
(both
L

73 ir JOShU3
~eynolds

IMATI VALUE FROM AN INFRE\UENT MAGNITUDE CLARITY THERE8Y

ITS SitE, INTENSITY OF PEOPLE OF DOORS

AND DIRECTION. IT WOULD CONSTANT

THUS A SINGLE

DOOR

WIT"

in 13th

PASSAGE

THROUGH SERVINO

NOT PRODUOE TRAFFIC.

A VECTOR

OF E~UAL

and oe l ffl in I ink t he , rinciple of mOvclment' with a

i
,:'OUr",cl

, pi d.ur" sque ' '~ln I i t j

).

TO A SERIES

THE NEED

FOR FORMAL

~dam (1st
fin,z, 'th

Vol. of 'works') na falling,

ilohl:lrt de.dvanc-

ir ch i t ect.ur-al "ovem<=nt JS

AND UNMISTAMEABLE BECOMES STILL MORE

REFERENCE URGENT,

TO SOUE WELL-UNDERSTOOD SINCE THE PERSON AND SOMATIC IT SINCE

ARCMET~PAL ANY ORGANISTHE IT

ri~ing

in;

and r::ceding,

w i t h th~ c?nv(:':. James

Pon.c

EXPERIENCING MEMORY

ity
, II a"

ano t he conc iv l t y"

'~'.:;

t"

'rom

ATION MUST BE ABLE TO HOLD PROCESS EVERYTHING WHICH

IN HIS VISUAL IMPINGED

AT THE END OF MOREOVER

th~ elav~ti~n
'<)Co,' in]

in 17r; and its ov~ment

5')

'o'
':
L, .

coo t.r i b.rt l r , I' s l f

HAS

UPON

THE BEGINNING.

to) th..; beauty of bu i l u i nqs v'., ed

fr'(,
d

(.Ii Jtanee

as r.,)vE.:t1t:.nt t

:r.c:

IS NOT ONLY THIS CLARITY BUT IT IS THE MOVEMENT 28. ORGANISATION. CRITICS HAVE

OF EXPRESSION

WHICH

GIVES MEANING

TO OUR MOVEMENT, TO THE THAT

2 .. .:

he talks of'movement in the s~ctiYn' (;:~1triblit"d by the 'V<l,;lt:, nci the

ITSELF WHICH

GIVES MEANING

AND COMPREHENSIBILITY IN THE SENSE SEEMS 'TIME', TO BE A SINCE

TOTAL MANY

THUS THE TERM MOVEMENT USED THE WORD TIME. OF THE ARCHITECTURAL INTERPRETATION HOWEVER

IS USED HERE 'MOVEMENT' THAN

Jo?<:

for

"xamll~
uf

r::arti.,rsst:n's ritt3rns. of the 'inform,''',V,' nt'.

MORE

cln,.d ys is

Gr;,,,k L.., !nt., "r.J the

inherent

rrov~r~nt

PRECI8~ COOLO

DEFINITION

EXPERIENCE

'TIME'

~I~o t~lk~ in') pr i n c r pl e of

cully

IUPLY A STATIC

WHEREAS

'MOVEMENT'

ENCOMPASSES

~IME't'INT-

ERVAL', MUST

ANDtCIRCULATION'.

IT IS IN THIS CONTEXT OF GENERIC NATUA FORM.

THAT THE TERM VOLUME TS ~

'MOVEMENT' 8E THOUOHT OF

IE THOUGHT MOVEMENT

OF AS A PROP~RTY

CANNOT

WITHOUT

INTO IT, SINCE BY IT STATE O~ YOLUME

., &X

ACCOMMODATE

MOVEMENT.

THEREFORE SINCE

THE NEUTRAL

CAN ONLY 8E CONSIDERED ARE AFFECTED OF GENERIC

IN THE ABSTRACT, THIS

'I) (

ALL PHYSICAL AFFECTS

MANIFESTATION'

OF VOLUME

BY MOVEMENT. FORM,

MOVEMENT
'N

AND MODIFIES

THE EtUILIBRIUM

AND THEREBY PLAYS OF THIS

"INTEGRAL,-p"'rRTIN THE GIVING

OF fJ'IJRM AND THE RESULTING OF MOVEMENT

MANI~ESTATION

PROCESS.

IT WILL BE SEEN THAT THIS PROPERTY IN THE DEVELOPMENT

II ONE OF THE GENER-

ATING ELEMENTS

OF ANY ARCHITECTURAL

SYSTEM.

IT IS NOT POSSIBLE

TO CONSIDER

THE NOTIONS

OF 'MASS'

AND 'SURFACE'

IN 1S0l.ATION