Environmental & architectural phenomenology. Vol. 33, issue 2

Abstract

Architect <strong>Christopher Alexander </strong>died in March, and philosopher <strong>Robert Mugerauer </strong>died in May. This issue of EAP is entirely a memorial to these two significant thinkers whose works were a major contribution to environmental and architectural phenomenology. The issue includes entries from philosopher <strong>Ingrid Leman Stefanovic</strong>, anthropologist <strong>Jenny Quillien</strong>, and computer-program researcher and poet <strong>Richard Gabriel</strong>. We republish several essays and passages from Alexander and Mugerauer’s writings. The issue includes a portfolio of photographs of Alexander’s Eishen Campus in Japan, kindly provided by Japanese photographer <strong>Takeshi Kakeda</strong>.