And this must affect both security and stability. And it never will be. This is the medium in which we live, and if we live in it, then architecture has a responsibility to respond. So here we have a simple digital relationship informing the concrete - the soft affecting the hard. Dirt and rocks can be considered fluid if you have enough time on your hands.
Surprise can be a thrilling thing in everyday life.
Speeds of flow remain different between disciplines, and change seems to come most slowly to those disciplines driven by inherently conservative clients. My interests are working with clients with an open mind, most of all. Architecture for me is mostly about inventing, as a way of acknowledging our presence with respect to our culture. Your work has all the sheen and sleekness that a rational, technological culture can bestow on its artifacts, and yet the logic behind much of it partakes equally deeply of the natural and the organic. We find that our synthetic models are evolving in organic ways - the Internet is more closely linked to a spreading fungus than to a tablesaw or other complex tool in its activity and meaning.