Gunite guidework visibility probe

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  "setup": "Compare shaping a concrete wall using conventional enclosed formwork versus using open lightweight gunite guide-work made of foam and thin wood",
  "context": "Alexander invites the reader to feel why gunite's visibility makes it superior to conventional formwork for achieving the field of centers.",
  "invitation": "Notice, with the guide-work, that you can see the shape as it emerges — you can judge it, modify it, judge it again, changing proportions while making is happening",
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  "probe_style": "comparison",
  "source_file": "16-how-living-process-should-inspire.md",
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  "extracted_type": "probe",
  "source_location": "§5",
  "expected_quality": "A continuous feedback loop between seeing and shaping — the felt difference between blind assembly and responsive making",
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