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Source: Christopher Alexander [48]
| 1. Levels of scale | 6. Good shape | 11. Roughness |
| 2. Strong centers | 7. Local symmetries | 12. Echoes |
| 3. Boundaries | 8. Deep interlock and ambiguity | 13. The Void |
| 4. Alternating repetition | 9. Contrast | 14. Simplicity and Inner Calm |
| 5. Positive space | 10. Gradients | 15. Not-separateness |
Source: An outline of the overall structure of QET created by A_ Bengtsson, P_ Grahn [47]
| Section A | Section B |
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| Six environmental qualities allowing persons to be comfortable in the outdoor environment: | Thirteen environmental qualities supporting persons’ access to nature and surrounding life: |
| 1. Closeness and easy access | 1. Joyful and meaningful activities |
| 2. Enclosure and entrance | 2. Contact with surrounding life |
| 3. Safety and security | 3. Social opportunities |
| 4. Familiarity | 4. Culture and connection to past times |
| 5. Orientation and way finding | 5. Symbolism/reflection |
| 6. Different options in different kinds of weather | 6. Prospect |
| 7. Space | |
| 8. Rich in species | |
| 9. Sensual pleasures of nature | |
| 10. Seasons changing in nature | |
| 11. Serene | |
| 12. Wild nature | |
| 13. Refuge |
Universal Pattern of Therapeutic Park_ Source [43]
| 1. PARK’S FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM | 2. ORGANISATION OF SPACE AND FUNCTIONS | 3. INTERIORS DESIGN, ARCHITECTURAL FORM AND DETAILS | 4. PLACEMAKING | 5. PURSUIT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT |
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1.1. Psychological and hysical regeneration
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Spatial composition follows the surrounding urban pattern
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3.1. Optimal level of complexity
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4.1. Works of Art
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5.1. Green Infrastructure
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