2.3 Abstraction of Form / David A Gross

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If you intend to establish a continuum of design tradition without resorting to reproduction . . .

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Then, visualize form through abstract metaphorical interpretation.

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		Reference historic vernacular design, or geographic landform, through abstraction.

		Abstraction of form is more thought-provoking, allowing for multiple interpretations.

		Successful abstraction of form is timeless, often aquiring monumental or mythic status in the community’s collective consciousness.

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2.1 Cultural Continuum

2.2 Social Context of the West

2.4 Sense of Place

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	David A. Gross / 970-901-9688 / 1631 Emerson Street 309, Denver CO 80218

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