In the same vien as researchers who have sought connectionsbetween 'isolation' and 'unfolding' architecture, I have recently come across a methodology that, while formalist, is integrally open to the cosmos. Known as Sthapatya Veda, it's 'unfolding' qualities might even be expanding through the incorporation of Frank Lloyd Wright's concepts. Since Vedic architecture seems to focus on planimetric arrangments (horizontal layout), the opportunity exists to incorporate Frank Lloyd Wright's 'layered', 'stratigraphic' stategies.I wonder however, if such considerations disregard critical plan-based concepts, or even if perhaps, all of FLW's moves could be interpreted in 'vertical' terms (for example, the idea of 'hearth' would seem to be dependent on horizontal center, but might be more connected to the vertical idea of 'ground'.)