Re: A Pattern Language | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: E. C. Brackett (brack006maroon.tc.umn.edu) | |
Date: Thu, 29 Sep 94 03:15 CDT |
On Wed, 28 Sep 94 05:13 CDT, Lee Haring <LEHBC [at] CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU> wrote: >Cantine's Island group of Saugerties, New York has adhered to as many of Christ >opher Alexander's patterns as we could. Fortunately we found a gifted architect > who already knew them and was sympathetic to cohousing: Raym deRis of Belmont, > Massachusetts. On a small site with relatively few families, though, it seemed > to us we had to select from among Alexander's patterns those that appealed to >us and that were practicable. It's hard to imagine everything in the book being > simultaneously realized, especially since a few of the patterns overlap or eve >n contradict each other in execution. > > I have not studied _A Pattern Language_ in great detail (neither core group got that far :( ) . It's a big fat book too. It is my impression that the book is a compedium of a large number of possible (but not all) patterns that might be design goals and a choice of a subset of those relevant to the project at hand was implied. Fred
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