PQF_Ontology_of_Zazua_and_the_Architectu.pdf

Zazua is introduced as a singular concept of filtered existence, defining access not as property, but as trajectory of rearrangement. This paper explores Zazua as a point of convergence between intensity, topology, and ontological non-coincidence. Within PQF, Zazua replaces substance as the core architectural principle of filtration.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15498429
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Architecture and Computational Design
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Abstract

Zazua is introduced as a singular concept of filtered existence, defining access not as property, but as trajectory of rearrangement. This paper explores Zazua as a point of convergence between intensity, topology, and ontological non-coincidence. Within PQF, Zazua replaces substance as the core architectural principle of filtration.

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