Source 1: Nature in architectural form and philosophy, Micheal S. Ferris.
Nature in architectural form and philosophy is about the history and how nature in terms of design and architectural form has come about. It explains the relationship between nature and architect, and nature and design, and how nature has influenced contemporary designs in architecture.
Source 2: Sydney Opera House Utzon Design Principles
Sydney Opera House Utzon Design principles is a book explaining the intentions of Utzon as he constructed the Opera House. In this book, he talks about the relationship between his architect and nature, and how each element that consist in the Opera House resembles nature.
Source 3: Design with nature, Ian L. Mcharg
Design with nature explores the themes of nature as an artwork, almost as an aesthetic. The author captivates images of landscapes and indulges on the aesthetics of the environment consisting in the image. Ian L. Mcharg explores what is so aesthetically beautiful about nature.
Source 4: System Biology: Experimental Design, Clemens Kreutz, Jens Timmer
Systems Biology explains in detail the level of significance experimental modelling, or experimental design has on systems biology, and the impact of the technology. It explains how it contributes to the studies and research of system biology, and the capabilities of experimental modelling.
Source 5: The nature of systems biology, Frank J. Bruggeman
The nature of systems biology contains limited information, yet explores the explains systems biology for a better understanding of what system biology in general is.
Source 6: A Viewpoint on observation and observer design for nonlinear systems, Gildas Besancon
This source gives detailed information of linear and nonlinear designs, and the problems that arise in nonlinear designs. It also explores how nonlinear forms are produced through mathematical equations.
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