... , sites become not so much forms and contours, but forces and gradated motions. He doesn't necessarily want architecture to literally move, but it must be "conceptualized and modeled within an urban field that is understood as dynamic" and characterized by forces rather than forms. In Laman's terms, Greg Lynn believes that architects must harness the new technology and begin to use ... a specific function. Scarpa, on one hand, leads his approach in order to form new discoveries once thought not possible. He admits that he is a communist; not designing for the capitalist machine or conven...

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