Table of Contents

• Cover Page 
• Table of Contents 
• Abstract 
• Introduction 
• Methodology 
• The Story 
•   Building Architecture as a Reference for Architecture Intensive Disciplines 
•     Two Converging Worlds 
•     The Four Social Theories 
•   Classical Architecture 
•     Egyptian Architecture 
•     Greek and Roman Architecture 
•     Architecture and Religion 
•   Modern Architecture 
•     Premodern Architecture 
•     Modernist Architecture and the Bauhaus 
•     The Bauhaus School 
•     The Bauhaus Movement 
•   Postmodern Architecture 
•     Criticisms of Modernism 
•     Pluralism 
•   Natural Architecture 
•     Relevance of Modernism 
•     Wholes versus Parts 
•     Beliefs and Perspectives 
•     Natural Patterns, Spirit and Beliefs 
• The Case Studies 
•   Case Study A - Large Corporate IT 
•   Case Study B - Small Commercial Team 
• The Patterns 
•   Pattern 01: Architecture Intensive Disciplines 
•   Pattern 02: Aesthetic Values and Cultural Belief Systems 
•   Pattern 03: Converging Worlds and Cultural Innovators 
•   Pattern 04: Four Social Cultural Theories 
•   Pattern 05: Structure Function Aesthetics 
•   Pattern 06: Abstraction Layers 
•   Pattern 07: Patron Architect Builder 
•   Pattern 08: Patron as Sponsor and User 
•   Pattern 09: Architect as Leader 
•   Pattern 10: Classical Architecture 
•   Pattern 11: Organisation of Construction 
•   Pattern 12: Vitruvian Architect 
•   Pattern 13: Architect and Engineer 
•   Pattern 14: Internal and External Architecture 
•   Pattern 15: Theory and Practice 
•   Pattern 16: Learning Methods 
•   Pattern 17: Tactile and Visual 
•   Pattern 18: Patron as Society 
•   Pattern 19: Reason and Belief 
•   Pattern 20: Framework and Decoration 
•   Pattern 21: Theory and Material 
•   Pattern 22: Automation and Craft 
•   Pattern 23: Organic and Inorganic Decoration 
•   Pattern 24: Unification and the Workshop 
•   Pattern 25: Modernist Thinking 
•   Pattern 26: Foundation Course 
•   Pattern 27: Units of Construction 
•   Pattern 28: Art Patterns 
•   Pattern 29: Role Play 
•   Pattern 30: Readability and Authoring Standards 
•   Pattern 31: Modelling and Prototyping 
•   Pattern 32: Mastery of Space 
•   Pattern 33: Less is More 
•   Pattern 34: Compound Architects 
•   Pattern 35: Beautiful Drawings 
•   Pattern 36: Integrity of Material 
•   Pattern 37: Rationalisation and Standardisation 
•   Pattern 38: Postmodern Pluralism 
•   Pattern 39: Openness 
•   Pattern 40: Modernism in Postmodern World 
•   Pattern 41: Shaping the Mind 
•   Pattern 42: Wholes versus Parts 
•   Pattern 43: Revival of Natural Architecture 
•   Pattern 44: Shift in Thinking 
•   Pattern 45: Natural Architecture Patterns 
•   Pattern 46: Beliefs in Natural Architecture 
•   Pattern 47: Feedback Loops 
•   Pattern 48: Shearing Layers of Change 
•   Pattern 49: Story Telling 
•   Pattern 50: Nature as Architecture 
• Conclusion 
• Bibliography 
• Appendix 
•   Unit of Construction Model 
•   The Software Architecture Process Model 
•   The Software Engineering Process Model 
• Acknowledgement 

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