West Dean

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• West Dean Visitor's Centreconcept0.800
  The test-bed project where innovative brick, concrete, flint, and stonework were developed, informing the Mary Rose Museum.
• To anyone searching the horizon for an architectural future that does not repeat the paths of Classicism, Modernism or any other style-based solution, the Visitor Centre at West Dean represents a set of possible answers.claim0.737
  Author's concluding claim about the building's broader significance.
• The public responded favorably to the West Dean Visitor Centre for its easy familiarity, while architectural specialists questioned its material juxtapositionsfinding0.715
• The West Dean building was worth about one and a half times what the client paid compared to conventional practice, due to program budgeting.claim0.709
  Empirical claim about the efficiency and value gain of the integrated cost process.
• Long curved bench at West Dean Visitor's Centreconcept0.707
  A flint and brick bench that holds an egg-shaped space, making the entrance come alive.
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• The arched cross-wall structure at West Dean — not foreseen at the time of initial drawings — is what most firmly holds the building together and gave it definite unity as a thing.claim0.684
  Alexander's account of emergence in architectural design: a major structural element was discovered on site, not pre-designed.
• The long curved bench at West Dean Visitor's Centre holds and defines the drop of space between gate and building, making the space come alive.claim0.681