The core of a living process—whether a building is large or small—is that it comes from people, from their inner desires—and genuinely does so; that it meets their archetypal core, and thereby makes them feel at home

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• The core of a living process is that it comes from people, from their inner desires—and genuinely does so; that it meets their archetypal core, and thereby makes them feel at home.claim0.942
  Foundational assertion about user-centered origin of living structure.
• The core of all living process is step-by-step adaptation — the modification and evolution which happen gradually in response to information about the degree to which the emerging structure supports the whole.claim0.845
  Definition of the essential mechanism of living structure formation.
• What is the essence of the way to make a large building in the context of living process?question0.844
  Central question the chapter aims to answer, posed at the start of the Great Hall discussion.
• A living process is always natural, similar to the best kind of natural process, but it goes deeper and includes additional centers that naive natural process may miss.claim0.835
  Positions living process as an refined version of innate human creativity, not an artificial imposition.
• Living processes are based necessarily on deep feeling.claim0.832
• Living process respects the uniqueness of every place and the particularity of the people there, making the environment lovable and establishing belonging.claim0.832
  Synthesis of how adaptation in living process creates emotional attachment.
• Living processes are necessarily generative: large precedes small, and the whole creates the conditions for the part.claim0.831
• IN A BUILDING WHICH HAS LIFE, WHATEVER IS MADE IS ALWAYS THE SIMPLEST THING CONSISTENT WITH ITS NECESSITIES OF FEELING AND WITH THE CLOSE AND CONTINUOUS ATTENTION TO FEELING WHILE IT EVOLVES INTO FORM. THIS, I THINK, IS THE CLOSEST I CAN COME TO DESCRIBING THE CORE OF ARCHITECTURE.quote0.831
  The opening manifesto of the chapter, encapsulating the essence.