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K. Schinegger, S. Rutzinger, S. Ritter:
"Fuzzy Bodies";
in: "The Bartlett Book 2013", M. Cruz (ed.); issued by: Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL); Faculty of the Built Environment, University College London, 2013, ISBN: 978-0957235533, 196 - 205.

Architecture as a field of cultural production is throughout relative and fuzzy; there are no true or false values to be detected. Instead architectural proposals are based on assumptions that are true to a certain extent and false in some aspects. Architecture is constantly confronted with the imprecise, ambiguous or vague. However, instead of embracing fuzziness it tries to evade indefiniteness by establishing fixed categories, clear cuts and exact boundaries.

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