Architecture as a Phenomenon of the Evolution of the Universe

Abstract

As a materialized object of human activity in the organization of the habitat, architecture represents a multidimensional information field for historical and synchronous analysis in all sections of modern scientific methodology, updated in the theories of chaos, fractals, in the field of research of self-organizing systems, the development flows of which are included in the general course of the evolution of the universe. The expansion of the horizon of knowledge about the micro- and macrocosm leads to the understanding that the in-depth specialization of disciplines that is natural at the stages of the formation of science today inevitably rests on the need to generalize, identify common patterns of their existence, and move away from satisfaction with the successes of disjointed branches of knowledge. The famous English physicist R. Penrose complained about the fact that modern science is like a blanket sewn from scraps.

Organized systems of the stagnant, organic, and social world, demonstrating a variety of forms and models of existence, are
the products of universal laws of the Universe operating in the world. Including architecture, on the objects of which, as on a
model, we personally observe the effect of these laws, because the morphogenesis of cosmic bodies and the microcosm can be judged remotely and mainly by hypotheses.