Form-Structure Relationship is an architectural design construct in ceramic installation that denotes the intrinsic interdependence between the physical morphology of a ceramic component and its load-bearing or spatial-supporting configuration, distinguishing it from independent treatments of form or structure by emphasizing their co-determinative role in material expression and stability.
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