The stair shown on page 436 has an unfolded form, visible as the trace of continuous stepwise adaptations.

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• All parts of the unfolded public space are shaped, fashioned, treated, as if each were a kind of larger living room.claim0.759
  Description of the human quality of unfolded public spaces.
• Step-by-step unfoldingconcept0.758
  The gradual, incremental application of transformations that characterizes living process.
• To get a fully adapted world, the same step-by-step principle must be extended to cover all scales, even things a million times bigger than a doorstep.claim0.757
  Scalability claim: the principle applies to the largest constructions.
• In good architecture and good city-building, step-by-step adaptation was historically always present as a necessary core.claim0.753
  Historical claim that all successful building environments used stepwise adaptation.
• For step-by-step adaptation to be effective, there must be built-in feedback that checks each step immediately for its increase of life, accepted if it has it, rejected if not.claim0.745
  Feedback as the essential companion to step-by-step work.
• The unfolding process allows—sustains—minute adaptation in every detail.claim0.743
  The practical benefit of unfolding.
• Even a street becomes a living room in an unfolded world.claim0.742
  Radical transformation of the street from traffic channel to public living room.
• The first thing to unfold will usually be the volume itself, actually an arrangement of volumes, as a primitive rectangle with minor rectangles accompanying it.claim0.742
  Prescriptive claim about the initial step of volume emergence from public space.