### structure | building | architecture:

Ecological architecture
* includes environmental and social issues.
* is about making buildings that fit their place.

Gothic architecture
* features sharp lines and precise angles.
* is noted for a. rounded arches.
* provides a good example of the use of ornament.

Information architecture
* enables people to draw on what they already know.
* is the art of applying information technology to organzational design
  - to the Web what urban planning is to cities
* tends to be concerned with the whole, the structure of a site.

Landscape architecture
* combines art and science.
* is an art of surfaces and systems
  - environmental design and planning profession
  - both science and art
  - discipline
  - fine art
  - much more than choosing and arranging plants
  - the art of reconciling the two extremes of landscape and manmade shapes
* unique field that is both artful and scientific.

Plant architecture
* can also influence thrips population levels.
* influences light capture.

### structure | building | architecture:

Software architecture
* are a mechanism to make system design knowledge explicit and amenable to use
  - the structures used to build systems in a product line
* concerns the structures of large software systems.
* forms the backbone for building successful software-intensive systems.
* is an abstraction of information about components and connectors
* is the architecture for a system implemented in software
  - embodiment of the earliest set of design decisions
  - high-level structure of a software system
* key artifact in the development of complex software-intensive systems
  - enabler for evolutionary development of complex systems
* provide frameworks for developing complex systems.

System architecture
* is architecture.
* refers to the structure used to organize computing responsibilities.

Urban planning
* are architecture.
* gives practical expression to human values.
* means land-use controls.
* political process, involving disparate interests.

Aviary
* Aviaries are beneficial in providing large areas for birds, often with the intent of breeding
* Some aviaries are large enough for birds to fly some distance.
+ Aviary: Zoos :: Birds :: Animal enclosures
  * An 'aviary' is a place where birds are kept. It is larger than a birdcage. Some aviaries are large enough for birds to fly some distance. Many zoos have aviaries. People who breed birds to sell also have aviaries.

### structure | building:

Barn
* Many barns are big, red and rectangular, but they do in fact come in all colors, sizes and shapes
  - have side doors which open to let turkeys outside
* Most barns attract pigeons
  - use an earthen bank to enter the hay loft from the side of the barn
* are airy and filled with combustible materials, so they burn easily and quickly
  - also the province of teenagers, adulterers, smokers, and animals
  - buildings
  - farm buildings
  - good for storing the food farmers grow
* are located in countrysides
  - fields
  - used for cows
* can be closer to neighbours in agricultural areas.
* includes bases
  - boilers
  - ceilings
  - courtyards
  - doorknobs
  - elevator cars
  - elevators
  - floors
  - foundation stones
  - foyers
  - hinges
  - interior doors
  - readsides
  - roof peaks
  - roofs
  - room light
  - sections
  - staircases
  - walls
  - window frames
  - windowpanes
* offer warmth.
* pose many safety hazards to workers and visitors.
* provide shelter.
* swallows aggressively defend their territory from other birds
  - feeding fledglings
  - using fresh mud to build nests

Bathhouse
* Some bathhouses still contain complete mosaics and full sized bathtubs.
* are a Korean and Eastern European institution
  - about social interaction emphasis on the action