The idea to break away from a linear plane of thought is brought forward to us by Bernard Tschumi who developed the patterns of "Transprogramming." Through this he discusses the idea of the layering of one function on top of another which provides multiple programmes which interact and destabilize each other (Rendell, 2006, p.116). Transprogramming in particular suggests the placement of two programs being brought together which would not normally have any association with each other.
References:
Rendell, J. (2006). Art and Architecture: A Place Between. New York: NY: Palgrave Macmillan.

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