Patterns in nature, emergent urbanism and the implicate order
MR Guerreiro - Patterns in nature, emergent urbanism and …, 2012 - repositorio.iscte-iul.pt
This research is about the scientific understanding of the concept of" life" in urban space and
its main purpose is to explain the underlying order that is present in organic cities. It was
found that this order is emergent (bottom-up), a product of a self-organization, a fractal
geometry that characterizes the geometries of Nature which is substantially different from the
visual order (top-down) we are used to look at our cities. The biological metaphor in city
planning has been used since the sixteenth century. However, this analogy has been made …
its main purpose is to explain the underlying order that is present in organic cities. It was
found that this order is emergent (bottom-up), a product of a self-organization, a fractal
geometry that characterizes the geometries of Nature which is substantially different from the
visual order (top-down) we are used to look at our cities. The biological metaphor in city
planning has been used since the sixteenth century. However, this analogy has been made …
[PDF][PDF] PATTERNS IN NATURE, EMERGENT URBANISM AND THE IMPLICATE ORDER
ST BIOMIMICRY - academia.edu
This research is about the scientific understanding of the concept of" life" in urban space and
its main purpose is to explain the underlying order that is present in organic cities. It was
found that this order is emergent (bottom-up), a product of a self-organization, a fractal
geometry that characterizes the geometries of Nature which is substantially different from the
visual order (top-down) we are used to look at our cities. The biological metaphor in city
planning has been used since the sixteenth century. However, this analogy has been made …
its main purpose is to explain the underlying order that is present in organic cities. It was
found that this order is emergent (bottom-up), a product of a self-organization, a fractal
geometry that characterizes the geometries of Nature which is substantially different from the
visual order (top-down) we are used to look at our cities. The biological metaphor in city
planning has been used since the sixteenth century. However, this analogy has been made …
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