Volume 1 attempts to define "life" in the built environment, and contains an exposition of what Alexander calls the fundamental properties, which are those that are possessed by environments which have more life.
The first volume contains an exposition of what Alexander calls the fundamental properties, which are those that are possessed by environments which have more life. Volume 1 attempts to define "life" in the built environment and determine why one built environment may have more life than another.
Volume 1 attempts to define "life" in the built environment and determine why one built environment may have more life than another. The first volume contains an exposition of what Alexander calls the fundamental properties, which are those that are possessed by environments which have more life.
Volume 1 attempts to define "life" in the built environment and determine why one built environment may have more life than another. The first volume contains an exposition of what Alexander calls the fundamental properties, which are those that are possessed by environments which have more life.