By viewing the urban fabric as a series of primitive environments, it is possible to uncover new organizational systems that behave more like the spaces of caves, hills, and forests. Through a more perforated relationship, architecture can occupy light and air in a more sophisticated manner, framing the furthest extents of the city as new primitive territory.

CREDITS
Garrett Ryan Miller
M.Arch Thesis_b.price + d.gissen
California College of the Arts_Spring 2013