'Bioarchitecture follows pure set of rules for design, construction and land use, which utilise the necessary 'fractal' or rose like symmetry and shape of electric fields which allow all living systems to thrive. An ideal example of this concept is found in a rose’s petals, which unfold along the golden mean ratio and are fractal, meaning that they are capable of infinite non-destructive interference and attract charge inward towards the centre causing implosion (the electrical principle of life itself).' This resonates very much with Building biology - which is unique in that it also considers a variety of environmental quality parameters.
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