Ann Medlock wrote a poem about her Whidbey Island house: 'Feasting on tabouli... by the grace that emanates from this holy place.'

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• The Berryessa house has many stairs making it hard for old people, and a separate bedroom means going through rain, which might be considered a functional problem.claim0.690
• Casy's soliloquy: 'There was the hills, and there was me. And we wasn't separate no more. We was one thing. And that one thing was holy.'concept0.687
• The third bead in the Medlock house became functionally essential as the meeting point of stair, porch, dining room, and living room.finding0.684
  How a center arising from structural wholeness proved pragmatically necessary.
• The design of the Medlock living room started with its position at the end of a string of beads, then added alcove, fireplace, proportioned windows, bookcases, and ceiling grid.claim0.680
  Step-by-step description of how the living room achieved life.
• For Andre and Anna's Berkeley house 1982, discovery of the farmhouse kitchen center resolved three days of anguish about family life organization and defined the core of the finished housefinding0.678
  Case study showing how one essential center transforms a building project
• Each of the four examples (doll, Julian Street Inn, West Dean bench, Linz alcoves) has the minimal structure for its situation that carries weight of feeling.claim0.676
• In the Medlock house visioning, a sequence of four spatial beads felt more profound than three.finding0.670
  Introspective finding from Christopher Alexander's design session.
• Three houses designed via the telephone/eyes-closed process (Gioja, Heisey, Goddu) yielded distinctly unique layouts, each adapted to the family's character and site, despite using the same question sequence.finding0.669
  Empirical demonstration of the method producing uniqueness.