Design 1971 Falls Village, Connecticut 3,000 square feet In House IV, a physical environment has been produced which is semantically and culturally diminished or more neutral. To do this, the conceptual structure has been overstressed lo give it primacy over the perceptual or traditional structure of understanding an architecture. This house is an attempt to produce a physical environment which could be generated by a limited set of formational and transformational rules. Spatial relationships are in the syntactic domain of architecture and, since our present knowledge of the nature of these relationships is rather imprecise, it is difficult to code an architecture or produce a precise set of transformational rules.