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permanence: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the endurance of city plans and monuments through time, which lets them shape later growth even as their uses change.

In architecture, permanence refers to the endurance of city plans and monuments through time, which lets them shape later growth even as their uses change. This meaning comes from Rossi (1966/1982) in The architecture of the city.[1]

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References

Rossi, A. (1982). The architecture of the city (D. Ghirardo & J. Ockman, Trans.). MIT Press. (Original work published 1966) ISBN 9780262181013

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