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Architecture and the Global Ecological Crisis: From Heidegger to Christopher Alexander
This paper argues that while Heidegger showed the importance of architecture in altering people's modes of being to avoid global ecological destruction, the work of Christopher Alexander offered a far more practical orientation to deal with this problem.
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