Geometry in architecture- It has been used to devise divine logic for beauty, as a way to formulate frameworks for design or sometimes just brute and tiresome after-process to bring artistic will into existence. Given a “green field” site, where once the question of - whether one should build? is skipped very few constraints remain visible. Geometry then can be used as an anchor, that can both set limits as well as help justify any one particular direction from the sea of possibilities that a farmhouse can be.

1. Developing a system of grid, by selectively giving value to certain attributes of the site, and then using the system to locate the house, distribute the functions, establish proportions, and articulate movement.

2. Using geometrical moves of bisecting, splitting and intersecting as gestures to shape the form of the building in an attempt to give sharp, unfamiliar and dynamic quality to its spaces (in theory)

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