Titlebook: History and Precedent in Environmental Design; Amos Rapoport Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 Import.complexity.development.environme

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Amos Rapoportthe analysis of these problems, but also paves the way to designng new algorithms for solving them. The basic idea behind a duality framework is greatly similar to the general mathematical line of thinking, namely to transform a hard problem into an easy or at least easier one to be analyzed and to

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the analysis of these problems, but also paves the way to designng new algorithms for solving them. The basic idea behind a duality framework is greatly similar to the general mathematical line of thinking, namely to transform a hard problem into an easy or at least easier one to be analyzed and to

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History for What? questions, in the broadest sense, are equivalent to asking why one wants to study historical data in the first place, that is, defining the problem area. Before . research can be done, some questions must be posed; these are critical. What do we ask of the evidence, in this case of past built envir

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Supporting Argument 1controversial and very much a minority position not only with regard to architectural history but even in EBS, where there is much and increasing criticism of “positivistic” (read—.) approaches, analysis, rationality, and objectivity. This is also the case in the social sciences (e.g., Brown and Lym

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Pedestrians and Settingstively simple example, a first step in a lengthy process of developing a new approach to the study of the history of the built environment. For one thing, like other scientific fields, it will inevitably be a group endeavor. It does, however, illustrate some of the most important issues discussed in