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To me the most interesting thing is the structural correlation derived from wavelengths. It is all to be found in characteristics of the wave, and the simultaneity of waves and particles (qualities of repetition and variation). Waves have amplitude, frequency, intensity, etc. and pass through various materials. There is a principle of interdependence here that is key to any stucture. Ex; The frequency at which columns must be placed given a particular materials' ability to span.

Anything distinct in any sense, anything that has the qualities of entity, has three basic types of relationships: they are in the context of something, there are things with them in this context, and there are things within the context of them. These interrelationships characterize that thing, and anyone intentionally establishing these relationships in anything they design will begin to see it become integrated as nature meets them halfway. And there are six patterns by which everything in nature grows: in the pattern of the circle, the hexagon, the spiral, the meander (like a snake moves), the helix, and the branching pattern, or some combination of these six.

-mgs

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