LIFE, London, United Kingdom

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• Life (in buildings)concept0.743
  The quality that makes a building or place alive, beautiful, and supportive of human life; argued to arise from the wholeness of centers.
• Lloyd's building (London)concept0.727
  A postmodern image-construction, cited as a fully postmodern image-driven work.
• Life (in buildings and artifacts)concept0.696
  The experienced presence of aliveness, wholeness, and connectedness in built form, beyond biological life.
• Life in Thingsconcept0.687
  The quality Alexander attributes to structures with deep wholeness and field of centers; connected to personal feeling
• life (as quality in architecture)concept0.685
  The felt quality of wholeness and aliveness in a building or a work, the aim of the fundamental process.
• life (quality in environments)concept0.680
  The felt quality of wholeness and adaptation that makes a place truly sustainable and nourishing.
• What is an appropriate definition of 'life'?question0.678
  Background definitional challenge noted as notoriously difficult, motivating the paper's approach of updating 'machine' rather than defining 'life'
• Life (property of space)concept0.669
  The quality that makes a space or structure feel alive, whole, and wonderful; measured by the degree of wholeness.