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Repeated use of the fundamental process will typically generate irregular streets following contours, polygonal lots, long-narrow houses adjusted to lot lines, positively-shaped gardens, and overall lot designs composed of separate adjacent portions

Alexander's enumeration of the predictable morphological outcomes of the dynamic process across scales.

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  • The typical geometric features (irregular streets, polygonal lots, long narrow houses, positive gardens) generated by repeated application of the fundamental process.

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