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Urban design

the idea, from Maki, of a collective form that grows from the repetition and linkage of similar elements, as in vernacular villages.

In urban design, group form refers to the idea, from Maki, of a collective form that grows from the repetition and linkage of similar elements, as in vernacular villages. This meaning comes from Maki (1964) in Investigations in collective form.[1]

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References

Maki, F. (1964). Investigations in collective form. Washington School of Architecture. Open Library record

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