Mass-produced environment (mass housing, offices, hotels, retail)

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• mass productionconcept0.803
  20th-century production method creating many identical components, often at the cost of adaptation and life.
• environmentconcept0.740
  The physical or conceptual space where loose parts are situated.
• life (quality in environments)concept0.724
  The felt quality of wholeness and adaptation that makes a place truly sustainable and nourishing.
• the house is a machine for living inquote0.711
  Slogan attributed to Le Corbusier, cited as an artistic justification for machine-like building process.
• It is inherently impossible to make a successful building by mass production or prefabrication without possibility of modification.claim0.708
  Necessary minute adaptations cannot be achieved with standardized components.
• The environment affects us, and it is perhaps through our rooms that it does it most.claim0.700
  Opening claim about the importance of room character.
• process of production as the key to a building's successconcept0.698
  Idea emphasised in the article that the design and construction process, not just the final form, determines architectural quality.
• variables in an environmentconcept0.697
  The diverse materials, shapes, phenomena, media, sounds, etc. that constitute loose parts and drive inventiveness.