8. Information, Object, Category Growth out of Combination, Evolution, and Permutation of Information.

What I am proposing is a question of whether or not one can isolate deployment in order to re-mix architectural categories in a general and systematic way. The way in which the first model of cryptography produces fields of legible objects that remain unformed by conventional grammar suggests that isolating the deployment of parts from other aspects of design promotes a freedom of architectural information to form into buildings or not. Or, if a building is formed then multiplicity might be upheld by allowing mixture, entropy, openness, and evolutionary logic to exist alongside the resolution and certainty that is expected of architecture. Perhaps we could think of these kinds of operations not so much as strange objects but as strange organizations that are on their way toward forming objects. It is worth noting that the same pool of organizational information could speciate into various architectural proposals depending on the environment to which it is grafted, the material that will actualize it, or the purposefulness toward which it may or may not be arc-ing.