| Show DIFFERENTIATED SETS A set of continumorphs governed by the same topology but different in quantitative aspects. No two continumorphs in a set are the same. DIFFERENTIATED SPACE Euclid's definitions of point line and plane are the ultimate integration of the idea of space. The idea of space behind architecture is not differentiated but leads to blank planes and sterility i.e. integration the opposite of differentiation. DIFFERENTIATION The opposite of Euclidian geometry. The denial of geometry as descriptive of the natural world. DOUBLE HYPOCRISY ANALOGUE Shrubery in the first place next to the house is functioning in the naturalistic hypocrisy continumorphically. The shrubs are subconscious analogical continumorphs meant to break up the blank wall to create spacial variety outside. Prunned shrubs in the second place are more precisely continumorphs yet still subconscious. The prunning is keeping the shrubs from getting too wild - a hypocrisy - infinite variety-controlled within the bounds of abstraction. The act of prunning is a double dualism between the infinite variety of nature and the sterilty of geometry. DUALISM The inherent hypocrisy between nature as decor and geometry as environment. The psychological basis of the naturalistic hypocrisy. DYNAMIC PROXIMITIES The distance and attitude between a group of continumorphs determines whether they are relating symbiotically to create a space. The relationships must be proper to be a coherent whole hence dynamic. DYNAMIC ORDER The spacial mechanics which hold individual continumorphs together into a coherent whole functioning holistic space. ENVIRONMENTAL DATA BASE Any number of sets which provide the necessary parts for the assembly of a space. A group of continumorph sets. Can be the theoretically infinitely large or a particular given number of sets. A data base is the computer coordnate information for plotting of continumorphs in space. ENVIRONMENTAL STATIC Anything anticontinumorphic. -97- |
