Final pattern settled on 17-inch square size

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• Optimal squares 16-18 inches, rectangles 5-6 inches wide for Martinez floorfinding0.731
  Through stick and mockup testing, these dimensions gave the best fit in the room's feeling.
• Half Inch Trim (APL pattern)concept0.700
  APL pattern on using small trim pieces to set a hierarchy of levels in finish work, cover cracks, and make finishing more practical—an example of levels of scale in construction
• Mean piece diameter 15 cm, mean edge length 60 cmfinding0.689
  Derived from the sample statistics to estimate cutting requirements.
• Optimal main street width determined to be 18 meters in Oakland simulation for Frankfurt projectfinding0.677
  Through real-place simulation in Oakland, California, for the Frankfurt Parkstadt project, a width of 18 meters felt right (20m too wide, 16m too narrow) for an east-west main street with 3-4 story buildings.
• Final Column Distribution (APL pattern)concept0.675
  APL pattern describing variation in column size and beam size according to spans, referenced as an example of gradients in structural engineering
• Four-fold pattern of yellow, green, gray, and redframework0.667
  A conceptual scheme for analyzing and redesigning neighborhoods by balancing pedestrian space (yellow), gardens (green), buildings (gray), and car space (red).
• Checkerboard circuit trained on 16x16 grid successfully generalizes to 64x64 grid with 4x more time stepsfinding0.664
  Grid scaling generalization result demonstrating boundary-size invariance
• DiffLogic CA fully converges to 16x16 checkerboard target pattern with both soft and hard losses reaching zerofinding0.660
  Core result of pattern generation experiment demonstrating recurrent circuit learning