Eurostar Terminal Waterloo

The Waterloo terminal by Grimshaw, used as a successful example of adaptive structural complexity, though lacking centers.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

chapter

Chapter 4: How Differently A Living Process Generates Large Public Buildings
mentions
The working unit chapter that presents Alexander's method for generating large public buildings through living process, illustrated by six major projects.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

French high-speed train (TGV) undergoing simulated tunnel testsconcept0.683
Example: computer simulations as a dynamic, evolutionary adaptation process for shaping the train nose.
Terminal Objectconcept0.673
Category-theoretic analogue of ātman; its non-existence in the phenomenal category elucidates non-self.
ETH Zürichinstitute0.671
Primary institutional affiliation for most authors
ETH Zurich (Institut für Computersysteme)institute0.658
Swiss university institute where Project Oberon was developed; provided institutional support and environment.
Voyagerframework0.651
Prior open-ended embodied agent framework that accumulates executable skills, a precursor to skill-level self-evolution
Ceres Workstationconcept0.650
Hardware platform developed at ETH on which Oberon System was initially implemented; used NS 32-bit processors.