The Oregon Experiment (Center for Environmental Structure Series)
A case study of participatory campus planning at the University of Oregon using Christopher Alexander's pattern language approach to create coherent, user-centered spaces.
About This Book
The Oregon Experiment presents a detailed case study of campus planning guided by Christopher Alexander's pattern language methodology.
It describes a participatory process in which users, planners, and architects collaborate to shape the built environment.
The work emphasizes incremental growth, user involvement, and the creation of coherent, human-centered spaces.
Published as part of the Center for Environmental Structure Series, the book offers practical insights for applying pattern-based design at an institutional scale.
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