Kyle Harrison
to-read
The Timeless Way of Building
- Author
- Christopher Alexander
- Published
- 1979
- Pages
- 552
- Recommended
- Once
Why it’s on the list: The philosophical companion to A Pattern Language — Alexander’s argument that great buildings and towns arise from a “quality without a name,” built up through recurring living patterns. I filed it against Remote Work and Family, as a lens on designing humane spaces and ways of living.
Where I heard about it
- My own reading log — saved to a quick-capture reading log in April 2020, tagged Remote Work and Family; no recommender recorded.
Connections
- A Pattern Language — Alexander’s companion volume, saved in the same Quick Capture batch.
- Remote Work — Kyle’s framing tag for this book.
- Family — Kyle’s framing tag for this book.
Referenced in
- Family note