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The view that profound architectural form arises from sudden inspired vision is completely wrong and incompatible with how living structure is actually created through slow successive transformations.

Alexander's architectural conclusion from his natural philosophy argument, issued as a definitive critique of modernist design ideology

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  • The dominant post-1600 notion that great architecture arises from sudden inspired vision; Alexander argues this is completely wrong given the nature of living structure creation

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