Concrete Geometries  —
spatial form & social relations

‘Geometries’ or built form could respond to and be informed by the socio-spatial realities of the everyday. This clearly extends from the immediate physical reality of objects or structures used in a project to include social processes which evolve through the use of spatial settings.

While critical practice suffers from ‘design deficits’ and digital practice remains locked within design processes according, the ‘concerned practice’ could be a possible mode of operation for an architecture concerned with the real. Thinking architecture through the notion of agency, Doucet argues for an ‘idiotic architecture’ and the emergence of unexpected events.