Christopher Alexander’s “The Language of Patterns” is one of the most famous and popular works in the history of 20th-century architectural thought, a masterpiece of structuralism. It influenced not only architecture, but also design, object-oriented programming, and the theory of complex systems.
Alexander describes 253 archetypal ways to organize space so that harmony arises between man and architecture, so that space promotes life, not opposes it.
Patterns help create living environments on any scale — from urban planning to room design.
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