Housing for Independent People (HIP)

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• High-Density Housingconcept0.748
  Housing at densities of 50–80 families per acre (approximately 200 households per hectare), the design challenge addressed.
• harmonyconcept0.717
  Deep geometric and experiential coherence produced by morphogenesis.
• the house is a machine for living inquote0.711
  Slogan attributed to Le Corbusier, cited as an artistic justification for machine-like building process.
• Habitat for Humanityinstitute0.701
  Non-profit with which Alexander worked, standing against their construction managers' push to standardize self-built houses.
• To get it in meaningful fashion, again, as in the Indian village, people need to be in control — in control of their individual space, and in control of the public space.claim0.690
  Reiterates that dual control (private and public) is the mechanism behind successful traditional environments
• Modern forms of high-density housing have unnecessarily gone in a direction which is inhumane, inefficient, expensive, and unpleasant.claim0.690
  Critical diagnosis of the status quo.
• You cannot have a living building without adaptation.claim0.686
  Direct extension of the life-adaptation requirement to buildings.
• Mass-produced environment (mass housing, offices, hotels, retail)concept0.685
  The prevailing 20th-century model of development characterized by uniformity and lack of personal connection