34% considered it good to enter through a gate from street

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• 60% wanted individual private entrance or stairs with direct approach from streetfinding0.770
  Answer to Question 4.
• Do you want your own entrance from the street?question0.721
  Survey Question 7.
• 34% would accept 2nd or 3rd floor only if direct approach from street existsfinding0.716
  Answer option b of Question 2.
• If the meadow feels safe and inviting, it probably is.quote0.689
  Bill McClung's succinct statement of the feeling-based validation criterion for living structure.
• The street is not a thing to drive through, but a series of spaces which are the places where you most want to be.claim0.684
  Redefines the street from a transportation corridor to a sequence of beloved public rooms
• Well made, it will feel right; if the meadow feels safe and inviting, it probably is.claim0.682
  Concrete application of living process to fire-hazard buffer zones, illustrating how feeling guides and validates the outcome.
• This question, small and embarrassing as it is, always leads to a different direction from trying to make something 'good.'claim0.682
  The gift-to-God question yields different design choices than aiming for 'goodness.'
• 86% of 100 surveyed families desired a private garden, even a tiny onefinding0.677
  Answer to Question 1 of the 11-question survey.