blobitecture
n.— «About 5 years ago, Columbia was infamous for churning out a specific style referred to in the common parlance as “blobitecture.” Well, Penn has taken over the cutting-edge reins, and they’re all about what might be termed “lizardtecture’”puzzletecture,” or perhaps “borgitecture.” Some call it algorithmic design, generative components, scripting, etc.» —“Lizardtecture at UPenn” by geimanj Archinect Nov. 9, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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