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From the outside, the space within a space can become the thing behind a thing. The enormous clerestory of Wollaton Hall reads as a big-scale thing behind a smaller-scale thing.
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In S. Maria della Pace the superimposition of enclosing elements, which are successively convex, perpendicular, and then concave, become contrasting things behind things to work transitions between the outside and the inside.
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Essentially, Le Corbusier's plan of the Villa Savoye exemplifies crowded intricacies within a rigid frame.
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