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Architecture

the principle, from Van Eyck, that paired opposites such as inside and outside or part and whole should be designed together, not split apart.

In architecture, twin phenomena refers to the principle, from Van Eyck, that paired opposites such as inside and outside or part and whole should be designed together, not split apart. This meaning comes from Strauven (1994) in Aldo van Eyck.[1]

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Strauven, F. (1994). Aldo van Eyck. Meulenhoff. ISBN 9789029080958

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