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an ordered system of size relationships among a building's parts and the whole, used to produce visual harmony.

In architecture, proportion refers to an ordered system of size relationships among a building's parts and the whole, used to produce visual harmony. This meaning comes from Scholfield (1958) in The theory of proportion in architecture.[1]

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  1. Scholfield, P. H. (1958). The theory of proportion in architecture. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521243155

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