Caitlin's sorta hammered out idea.

Okay, so I am thinking now of limiting my project to "WTF Does Organic Design Mean?" Having looked through Gabe's proposal, think she is going to touch on a lot of the ideas I had when it came to gendered spaces and objects, so I'm going to drop that ball and concentrate on this. I have often thought is was strange to hear people talk about "organic" art. It seemed like one of those catch all terms people would through out in crits without really knowing what it meant. In our readings I have found the term used by a wide variety of people and it always seems to mean something different. FLW uses the term organic and so does Robert Smithson and it seems they are talking about very different things.
I want to look at Solviva 1980 by Anna Eady. She "invented" salad mix. The building is described as "sustainable solar-dynamic bio-benign design"
I also want to look at Guimard's Paris Metro station entrances from 1899 Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water from 1939
And I am also hoping to look at some of the work made by a company called "Organic Designs." Here is an image of a custom house designed by them and inspired by FLW's Usonian homes of the 1940s. I believe this was designed in 2006.
There is also the potential to look at hand made strawbale homes built by non-professional designers. I want to look at these different designs in the context of The Pattern Language, sustainability and the cyclical nature of design.
Does anyone have any designs in mind they think might be interesting additions to this exploration?