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Eishin Campus design and construction, Japan, 1980s

A multi-year project where a new school campus was created through a collectively built pattern language, with deep involvement of faculty and students

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

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The collective vision reached through the fundamental process will be a truthful and accurate vision of a living structure, not just any declared vision
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Asserts that a genuine unfolding process inevitably yields a vision that embodies the fifteen properties and living quality
Though the pattern language was created by the architect from people's words, it is theirs — they recognize it as their own collective vision
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Describes the appropriate role of the architect as scribe, not author of the collective vision

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How Living Process Helps People In A Neighborhood Form A Collective Vision Of Their World
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Chapter 8 of The Nature of Order Vol 3, describing how to form a collective vision through pattern languages and unfolding