Talk:Lebbeus Woods

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One thing that would be really great for this page, would be if someone could explain exactly what I am supposed to be looking at when I see Woods' wacky buildings that has anything to do with the prose that accompanies it. I mean, the buildings look kind of cool, weird, they've got fins and vanes and stuff sticking out of them, and I don't see how they could actually stand up, and that is neat. So how am I supposed to be looking at these images that might lead me to understand what "the interplay of metrical systems establishing boundaries of materials and energetic forms is the foundation of a universal science (universcience) whose workers include all individuals...." is supposed to mean? Transentient 21:51, 8 March 2007 (UTC)