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Tradition in the building arts explained the long way around, in three easy to remember rules.
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A philosophical inspection in which the author suggest a different way to approach the question of how to best create the kind of towns and cities in…
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The short story of how Kumazawa Banzan, a Japanese 17th century multi talented samurai scholar and ecologist, figured out a way to restore eroded…
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This short post can be seen as a follow up, using a concrete example, on the earlier discussions of what constitutes the human scale as it relates to…
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Suddenly, on Halloween, everyone gets it. And on Christmas. We send our children out to trick and treat, and suddenly we get it.
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Or, Nature Loves Edges: It is almost like there is some universal law of nature that dictates that the more fractal, the more fine grained, the more…
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Even Further Defintions of the Human Scale as it relates to town and cities. Human scaled materials are those that can be sourced, used, maintained…
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