Lynn Readings

Geometry is the preferred language for architectural communication, geometric conflicts are important for the spatial and theoretical innovations. The exclusion of architecture from writing persists, demanding a further interrogation of geometry.
Any writing in architecture must begin with a geometry that does not reduce matter to ideal forms. The distinctions between exact, inexact, and inexact geometries, are becoming critical to any discussion of new spatial organizations.
 A case study of the random section model of probable geometry will provide architecture with he possibility of writing volumetric indeterminacy with a precise and rigorous system of measurement.
Contingent factors such as the highly localized techniques of construction and the spatial techniques associated with the use and organization.
Blobs constitute a formal intervention in contemporary discussions of tectonics. Blob construction id only in its nascent stages of development in contemporary architecture culture. Especially talks about the problems which long-span roof brings.
The multiplicity of minor variations does not add up to a single, simple global structure but instead manifests a blobular singularity.