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well-tempered environment: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the argument, from Banham, that mechanical services, lighting and climate control are as central to architecture as structure and form.

In architecture, well-tempered environment refers to the argument, from Banham, that mechanical services, lighting and climate control are as central to architecture as structure and form. This meaning comes from Banham (1969) in The architecture of the well-tempered environment.[1]

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References

Banham, R. (1969). The architecture of the well-tempered environment. Architectural P. ISBN 9780226036984

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