Tuesday, August 07, 2007. Christopher Alexander spent decades exploring our relationship to reality, in the hope of finding a description - comprehensible and effective - of a process that would let people improve their built environment for themselves. Is the final expression of his exploration, and he offers this essential, boiled-down advice - to make something alive. Before the natural tools of humanity .

A NEW WEBSITE, to help people everywhere use the concepts of Nature of Order to build Living Neighborhoods. Discount for Teachers and Students. Synopsis of the four books. Christopher Alexander may be an exception. David Creelman, author, Interviewer and Editor. Knowledge Manager, HR magazine, Toronto.

Nature of Patterns in Patterns of Nature. Helge Von Koch became famous after this piece of art called a Koch Curve. This piece of art is a fractal that shows iteration. It is very complex and can be found in a shape of a snowflake. I also transformed the Koch Curve so that it is symmetrical.

All it takes is one willing to take the less trodden path. The inexplicably complex problem of public transportation in India, and in particular that of harassment by autorickshaw drivers, solved through such a simple solution. A reminder for some of us who throw our hands up in the air about what we could possibly do to fix social issues. Hiatus and a new cause. Unintended, intended, good, bad. Then we have the Aruna Roy. S and the Nikhil Deys.