"We define organic order as the kind of order that is achieved when there is a perfect balance between the needs of the parts, and the needs of the whole"

Organic order is an idea established by Christopher Alexander which describes a perfect balance between the needs of the private parts and the needs of the whole. This balance is achieved when the parts of a system are in harmony with each other and the entire. This idea is based upon the concept that the parts of a system need to be interconnected and mutually encouraging, instead of isolated and contending. The idea of organic order is that the parts of a system need to agree with each other and the entire, which the requirements of the parts must be taken into consideration when thinking about the requirements of the entire. This concept is typically used in architecture, metropolitan planning, and other fields where the requirements of the individual parts and the requirements of the entire should be stabilized. By comprehending the idea of natural order, we can develop systems that are more efficient, sustainable, and fair.