This chapter deals with the problem of expression that in morphology we could define as “readable order” and, at the same time, individual “aesthetic synthesis.” It is, in other words, a design and compositional problem. The topic also raises the problem of language in the use of architectural and urban form. The theme of expression is today complex as the forms currently produced end up belonging not only to their own cultural pertinent area, or exchanges between areas, but to the more general content of an universal media circuit in crisis of transformation. The disorder that this condition generates should be considered a resource, the seed of transformation and innovation. Several examples of projects that deal with the problem of expression from a morphological point of view are provided.