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Master Plan for the University of Oregon: Planning Assumptions and Planning Objectives for Long-Range Campus Planning – Comments and Recommendations of Board’s Staff
05/10/1971Acceptance by the staff of the board of Supplement A, entitled “University of Oregon Master Plan” as an appropriate summary of the consultant’s process of planning, the major points of the study, and the planning assumptions and objectives. Endorsement of the overall process and the policies followed by the consultant, and need to further scrutinize “patterns” and “diagnosis policies” given their draft form.
Content of
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Master Plan for the University of Oregon
1969 to
1971
A complete user-based master plan for the University of Oregon, in Eugene, introducing a new planning theory, which replaced the predominant theory of master plans. It gave primacy to the use of pattern languages and user design, in the continuous ...
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Master Plan for the University of Oregon
1967 to
1973
A complete user-based master plan for the University of Oregon, in Eugene, introducing a new planning theory, which replaced the predominant theory of master plans. It gave primacy to the use of pattern languages and user design, in the continuous ...
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Development of first Patterns and Pattern Languages
The first patterns were developed in 1967 by a group of people working together with Christopher Alexander in the Center for Environmental Structure. Between 1968 and 1976 the first pattern languages were developed and tested for particular projects undertaken by ...
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Master Planning as a Dynamic Process - Organic Order and Piecemeal Growth
It is simply not possible to fix today, in a Master Plan, what the environment should be like in the future, and then to steer the piecemeal process of development toward that fixed, imaginary world. Instead, planning and construction will ...