Deconstructed volumes
Tilted, colliding and cantilevered volumes in the manner of Deconstructivism: turn the tilt to zero to recover an orderly modernist group.
The rules it illustrates
Disturb the pure form. Tilt, twist, fragment and collide the volumes of a composition, so that no floor is level, no wall upright and no angle square except where the ground forces it.
Where it appears in the book
In the styles Deconstructivism.
In the chapters The Contemporary.