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Fractals are forms that repeat their structure at every scale - coastlines, clouds, mountain ranges, river deltas, trees, neural networks.
Research in environmental psychology has established that the human nervous system responds positively to fractal patterns in a specific dimension range, the same range that appears most frequently in natural landscapes.
Architecture that incorporates fractal geometry through structural articulation, surface texture and ornamental systems produces measurable reductions in physiological stress. The eye and nervous system find rest in self-similar complexity.
It signals nature. It signals safety.
Fractals are forms that repeat their structure at every scale - coastlines, clouds, mountain ranges, river deltas, trees, neural networks.
Research in environmental psychology has established that the human nervous system responds positively to fractal patterns in a specific dimension range, the same range that appears most frequently in natural landscapes.
Architecture that incorporates fractal geometry through structural articulation, surface texture and ornamental systems produces measurable reductions in physiological stress. The eye and nervous system find rest in self-similar complexity.
It signals nature. It signals safety.