Ambient Interfaces
The most powerful ideas often come from seeing old patterns in new contexts. In 1977, Christopher Alexander published "A Pattern Language," a mind-shaping work that documented the recurring patterns that make buildings, towns, and communities feel alive and whole. Alexander's insight wasn't just that these patterns existed, but that they could be documented, shared, and combined to create new spaces that work in harmony with human nature. Today, we're building a different kind of space. The r...