Gray (buildings)

The color representing buildings, houses, and businesses in the four-fold pattern, with dark gray for workplaces and light gray for dwellings.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

framework

Four-fold pattern of yellow, green, gray, and red
uses
A conceptual scheme for analyzing and redesigning neighborhoods by balancing pedestrian space (yellow), gardens (green), buildings (gray), and car space (red).

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.

Life (in buildings)concept0.739
The quality that makes a building or place alive, beautiful, and supportive of human life; argued to arise from the wholeness of centers.
Life (in buildings and artifacts)concept0.736
The experienced presence of aliveness, wholeness, and connectedness in built form, beyond biological life.
Green areas will be mixed in size, and all positive; gray areas partly surround green areas.claim0.724
Description of the topological invariants produced by the process.
A building, or a building detail, or a painting, is, to some degree or other, spirit.claim0.710
The claim that made things are actual realizations of spirit, in their material substance.
Jewel Buildingconcept0.709
The concept that a public building should be a vital center inserted into public space to animate it, like a jewel.
Uniqueness in the built environmentconcept0.707
The quality of each place being entirely particular and adapted, a necessary result of a living process.
Crystalframework0.706
Pure functional language with compiler-directed parallelism; Linda authors compare it on DNA sequence similarity computation.
Green (gardens)concept0.702
The color representing private gardens and positive outdoor space in the four-fold pattern.