Principles of
Constructed Form
1
Form follows structure, never fashion
Every surface earns its place through material necessity — ornament is the crime of forcing beauty where clarity already exists.
2
The grid liberates — it does not confine
Systematic proportioning at the steel-window bay frees the designer from arbitrary decision at every joint and junction.
3
Material speaks its own language
Steel, glass, and concrete shown as themselves — never veneered, never costumed as something older or more expensive.
4
Unity through disciplined repetition
One modular bay multiplied across an entire facade creates an order no applied ornament could ever match.