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The Nature of Order - Book by Christopher Alexander

In The Nature of Order, architect and design theorist Christopher Alexander explores the concept of “order” in human-made environments. Spanning four volumes, the work argues that beauty, harmony, and life emerge from structures that are deeply in tune with natural patterns and human needs. Alexander suggests that traditional design, with its focus on organic, interconnected elements, fosters a deeper sense of belonging and well-being, whereas modern architecture tends to favor abstraction and alienation. The book critiques modernist design philosophies and proposes a more holistic, human-centered approach to architecture and urban planning, rooted in the principles of symmetry, proportion, and organic growth.
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