Chapter 2: Form

Primary Solids
primary solids can generate different geometric forms. The most common forms that we can usually see are Cylinder, Cone, Pyramid, Cube,and as well as the example that I shown below - Sphere.

Dimensional Transformation

People can change one or more dimension of a form to create different feeling. But still, we can recognize its identity as a member of a family form. For the example that I show, it changes the dimension of base, also the height of angles.

Subtractive Forms
It is an 'incomplete" form but implies a sense of a complete form.That portions of a plane or volume are removed, altering the original shape. Sometimes subtraction can change the original form — a square can become an “L” shape — but other times the original form remains recognizable.

Addictive form
Architects can develop complex structures by combining forms — this is known as creating space by addition, or “additive forms.” Forms can be added in many ways, from edge-to-edge contact to interlocking relationships. The additive approach can be regular — forms arranged sequentially in a row — or irregular, with clustered forms.

Formal Collision of Geometry
It is formed when two different geometric form combined or together. For the example that I show ,it is circle and square collision of geometry, we can clearly see that a huge circle was placed in a rectangle form.