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Alexander, C., Silverstein, M., Angel, S., Ishikawa, S., Abrams, D., "The Oregon Experiment ", New York, Oxford University Press , 1975. Google
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93 ;;Quote: in a budget, equal sums should be spent of large, medium, and small building projects; guarantees numerical predominance of small projects
136 ;;Quote: all design and construction should be guided by communally adopted patterns; develops organic order; identifies problems
154 ;;Quote: every year produce a diagnostic map showing which spaces work well and which do not
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