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Every Place Is Given Its Character By Certain Patterns Of Events That Keep On Happening There. These Patterns Of Events Are Locked In With Certain Geometric Patterns In The Space. Indeed, Each Building And Each Town Is Ultimately Made Out Of These Patterns In The Space, And Out Of Nothing Else; They Are The Atoms And Molecules From Which A Building Or A Town Is Made.

There Are Geologists Who Can Pick Up A Rock And Say, 'yes, There's Oil Under There.' A Geologist Who Has Been Studying Those Kinds Of Rocks For 10 Or 20 Years Is Able To Make That Pronouncement.

All Space And Matter, Organic Or Inorganic, Has Some Degree Of Life In It, And Matter/space Is More Alive Or Less Alive According To Its Structure And Arrangement.

Complexity Is One Of The Great Problems In Environmental Design.

But In Practice Master Plans Fail - Because They Create Totalitarian Order, Not Organic Order. They Are Too Rigid; They Cannot Easily Adapt To The Natural And Unpredictable Changes That Inevitably Arise In The Life Of A Community.