A subversive dwelling derived from the representation (accomplice) of the client (accessory). '

It can be a crime, invading and confusing interiors indiscriminately... '

1. Accessory Architecture

   ACCESSORY BEFORE THE FACT

   Accessory (ak.ses'ar.e) n.

   A person who, though absent during the perpetration of a felony, instigates, aids, or encourages another to commit the felony (accessory before the fact), or knowingly comforts, conceals or assists the felon (accessory after the fact). Adj. 1. Aiding the principle design, or assisting subordinately the chief agent, as in the commission of a crime.

   (Body) Initially architectural form is derived from the human form since its purpose is the representation of the human condition. Architecture is to building what fashion is to clothing in that it represents, remodels and rescales our belief system. Scale, rhythm and proportion evolve from human needs and desires and are subservient to fashion whim. The bodies and souls that the construct has been devised to house are not present when the dwelling is constructed. When a client assists or plans an act of construction that is subversive and is absent at its perpetration, they are an accessory.

2. Accomplice Architecture

   A PARTNERSHIP IN CRIME

   Accomplice (e. kom' plis) n.

   An associate in wrongdoing; partner in crime. An associate actively or constructively present during the act itself.

   (Pattern, Plan) A graphic recollection is used to describe the needs of the body to the constructor. It is a medium between the body and that which houses, sheathes or adorns the body. Only its pattern or a recording of its qualities is party to the act of construction. The removal of the body at the time of the construction gives rise to further potential sabotage and conspiracy.