STRUCTURE
Geometry, axes, vectors and relationships are treated as system information.
Human Systems Division / Frontier Systems
CRANIUM
A structural approach to the head and neck — treating the upper system as an architectural layer rather than an isolated fragment.
HUMAN SYSTEMS / 01
STRUCTURE · AXIS · VECTOR · SEQUENCE
STRUCTURE · AXIS · VECTOR · SEQUENCE
01 / POSITION
Start with the primary structure.
CRANIUM studies the cranio-cervical region through structural relationships, axes, vectors and system dependencies.
The question is not simply what is visible. The question is what architecture could have produced the visible state.
02 / SYSTEM MAP
CRANIUM
Geometry before narrative.
The CRANIUM framework begins by making structure visible: reference axes, vectors, relationships and sequence.
01OBSERVE
02MAP
03INTERPRET
04INTERVENE
05MEASURE
03 / PRINCIPLES
SEQUENCE
Primary structural relationships are considered before secondary compensations.
SYSTEM
The human body is approached as an interconnected dynamic architecture.
04 / FRONTIER LOGIC
Human architecture is still architecture.
CRANIUM is the first Human Systems project within Frontier Systems Architecture Bureau. It applies the same root-first discipline: reality → structure → dependencies → intervention → measurement.
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