Anand:
>Brian, I would be very interested in morphogenetic approaches to design,
>so far as they don't denigrate the historical, or are taken at cost of
>other singinficances.
i am only newly familiar with morphogenetic fields from a web search,
which turned up the following site that explains the concept:
http://www.globalxs.nl/home./f/faustyn/E-home.htm
i wonder if this is related to steve lauf-s 'architecture of high
frequencies'.. i am still working on an overview of 'electromagnetic
architecture', coined by JYA, which will be the theoretical side of
my ae research... bc
>Brian, I would be very interested in morphogenetic approaches to design,
>so far as they don't denigrate the historical, or are taken at cost of
>other singinficances.
i am only newly familiar with morphogenetic fields from a web search,
which turned up the following site that explains the concept:
http://www.globalxs.nl/home./f/faustyn/E-home.htm
i wonder if this is related to steve lauf-s 'architecture of high
frequencies'.. i am still working on an overview of 'electromagnetic
architecture', coined by JYA, which will be the theoretical side of
my ae research... bc