Christopher Alexander on Generative Sequences for Entrance Transitions

Christopher Alexander, the inventor of pattern languages, is presenting at the Stanford Comp Sci Lab Coloquium this Wednesday the 29th. He’ll be talking about sequences, the extension of patterns for designing systems. He has an example of this on his site.

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