The individuality is taken away. The public space is destroyed.

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• The public space, created first as an offshoot from acts of individual occupancy forming private houses, quickly became a thing that many people together cared for and shaped.claim0.802
  Describes the emergent genesis of public space from private acts, not top-down planning
• The public space of our present-day cities, both legally and metaphorically, no longer belongs to us to any deep extent.claim0.796
  Diagnosis of why modern citizens feel unwell in public environments
• The combination of these transformations, taken together, slowly creates public space that is coherent.claim0.784
  Summary of the combined effect of the four element processes.
• The private or individual space which is created by money, in today's society, is rarely making or fostering belonging.claim0.783
  Distinguishes wealth-driven uniqueness from the true uniqueness born of living process
• Public space as the living room of societyconcept0.779
  The traditional urban design pattern where streets and squares function as a communal living room for social life
• It requires absolute removal of the individual ego, because what is created can no longer stand out and be separated from everything else.claim0.774
  Ego removal as a necessary condition for not-separate creation.
• Human beings can violate the tendency to preserve wholeness either by acting disrespectfully toward it or by failing to perceive it accurately, which explains why modern buildings often lack living structure.claim0.751
  Alexander's explanation for the 'temperamental' nature of the principle: it can be overridden by human agency
• A system of hulls of public space will inevitably be created by the unfolding of a living process, if it is truly living and truly allowed to unfold.claim0.751
  The inevitability of hulls as the outcome of living process.