| To make a plan is to determine and fix ideas. |
| It is to have had ideas. |
| It is to so order these ideas that they become intelligible, capable of
execution and communicable. |
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| A plan is to some extent like an analytical contents table.
In a form so
condensed that it seems as clear as a crystal and like a geometrical figure,
it contains an enormous quantity of ideas and the impulse of an intention.
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| Le Corbusier, 1923 |
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