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BOOK 1
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Chapter 10
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Pages 394-402: The impact of the design on human life: "For the first time I was free" the expression of a student in the Eishin community. |
BOOK 2
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Chapter 14
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Pages 378-83: Deep feeling. Introduction to the idea that order and design must come from the search for deep feeling in the thing being made -- here applied to the formation of the columns in the Great Hall. |
Chapter 14
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Pages 388-97: Further discussion of deep feeling at Eishin, now applied to the overall distribution of colors in materials, to the placing of the library, and to the relation of rain and umbrellas to the life of the whole community. |
Chapter 15
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Pages 422-30: The evolution of the structural forms in the buildings at Eishin. Discussion of the crucial role of structure and simplicity of structure in achieving life. |
Chapter 17
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Pages 468-89: Simplicity. The crucial role of simplicity in achieving life. |
BOOK 3
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Chapter 7
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Pages 198-211: Positive space in the geometry of engineering structure in the buildings of the Eishin campus. |
Chapter 18
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Pages 594 & 613: The process of introducing and injecting ornament. |
Chapter 19
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Pages 634-38: Judging and mixing color in the Great Hall. |
BOOK 4
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Chapter 8
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Pages 250-58: Unity and sadness giving the buildings their depth. |
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