Please Elaborate

I am going through all of your recent comments and questions and trying to understand and respond to each of them, but in this process there is something I would really like you to elaborate on for me. In response to Part One you said:

"I know that when I was going through some of this - which was a while ago - I used the spatial operators outlined by a person whom I have forgotten. That individual identified seven spatial operators, and the bridge was one. The others were: hotel, prison, well, labrynth, tower (inverse well?) and death. Each of these is considered as a function (operation) given form. It is a way of decoding some of the ideas. Each has a different way of engaging the four-fold. (I never really bought into the death one - it never made sense to me)."

I tried to google search these seven spacial operators to find the author and gain more understanding of them but was unsucessful. I think I understand, to some extent, what you are getting at but knowing how one or each of these were applied would be very helpful. They are a very interesting collection of spaces..  and I agree, the death doesn't seem to fit but maybe if I could read the argument for it I could have a more educated opinion of it. Thanks, More to come this afternoon, Jess