Form and Process
The architecture of this landscape was driven more by its performance and
functionality than by a prior aesthetic agenda. To the contrary, the aesthetic
experience of this landscape derives from its performative capacities. MVVA
rejected the decorative role usually relegated to the landscape of industrial
sites, where it is often treated as a screening device or buffer, and instead
aligned it conceptually to the engineering of the site. This proved to be not
only a philosophic approach; it was also a pragmatic strategy. MVVA was able