El Plano Oblícuo
En 1966 Paul Virilo y Claude Parent publicaron sus manifiestos de arquitectura y urbanismo donde desarrollaron la teoría de la "fusión oblícua": un plano angular que constituye el tercer espacio posible, rompiendo la concepción estática del plano horizontal-vertical. El espacio oblicuo instiga a una relación táctil entre el cuerpo y el edificio, activada primariamente por el desequilibrio.
"The oblique plane alters the relationship of space and weight: gravity alters perception since the individual will always be in state of resistance, wether accelerating as going down or slowing down as climbing up". Ofrece a la superficie habitable y a la circulación "to become one continuos space". "We consider flow as a prerequisite of a continuos surface". "Once inside, movement is imperceptible from one level to another".
"The oblique plane alters the relationship of space and weight: gravity alters perception since the individual will always be in state of resistance, wether accelerating as going down or slowing down as climbing up". Ofrece a la superficie habitable y a la circulación "to become one continuos space". "We consider flow as a prerequisite of a continuos surface". "Once inside, movement is imperceptible from one level to another".

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