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enclosure: a standalone construct

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Urban design

the quality of a street or square that feels like an outdoor room because surrounding buildings close off views and frame the space.

In urban design, enclosure refers to the quality of a street or square that feels like an outdoor room because surrounding buildings close off views and frame the space. This meaning comes from Sitte (1889/1965) in City planning according to artistic principles.[1]

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  1. Sitte, C. (1965). City planning according to artistic principles (G. R. Collins & C. C. Collins, Trans.). Phaidon Press. (Original work published 1889) Open Library record

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