The light texture is to depict the Minimalistic feature of Luis Barragan's concept: it is as simple as his buildings, and reflects an uncomplicated and basic feel that is given off from his architecture.
The medium texture shows both concepts and monuments are interwoven with each other, as well as overlapping with the environment. The blocky texture represents something like 'building blocks', where each feature over lap and integrate with one another to create a more grandiose and more larger piece of architecture. It represents my concept of "Minimalistic integration", and how the building should work together with the environment, rather than be removed and juxtaposing it.
The darkest texture seems like a rocky formation, and is a natural material, relating to Farahid's concept of environmental integration, how the piece of architecture is to adapt to its surroundings. It is the darkest so as to contrast the surroundings ( like Barragan's own architecture,) but it still retains natural aspects that relate to Farshid's concepts (as it has rocky and natural patterns to it).
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