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In the book's closing chapters Hubbard describes the varieties of place that we can feel and proposes a way to characterize such feelings and render them usable by designers. In so doing, he raises a fundamental question about the practice of architecture; he proposes that a theory for practice founded on the idea of creating a sense of place is not a radical departure for architects because the acts of creating place are the acts architects do, for themselves, in their daily lives.

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"""This innocent-looking tome...should be a little gem of enlightenmentto every thinking member of our profession."" Patrick Hannay , The Architects Journal"

This innocent-looking tome...should be a little gem of enlightenmentto every thinking member of our profession. Patrick Hannay , The Architects Journal

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