A pattern language
towns, buildings, construction
Christopher Alexander · 1977 · 1216 pages
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About the book
Christopher Alexander proposes a revolutionary design system that recognizes recurring patterns in architecture, urban planning and interior design. Each 'pattern' is a timeless solution to a specific problem, described in accessible language that can be used to create humanly satisfying spaces.
More than a design book, 'A Pattern Language' is a philosophy of creating environments that promote well-being, community and harmony. Its influence extended far beyond architecture, inspiring thinkers from various disciplines on how to recognize and apply universal patterns in solving complex problems.
Book details
| Author | Christopher Alexander |
|---|---|
| Original title | A Pattern Language |
| Year of publication | 1977 |
| Pages | 1216 |
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