> if you visit that article, you see it's about how the Parthenon is NOT designed after the Golden Ratio! Oh, so it is! That's refreshing. I didn't expect the

> if you visit that article, you see it's about how the Parthenon is NOT designed after the Golden Ratio! Oh, so it is! That's refreshing. I didn't expect the link to lead to an article at all, I expected to be invited to buy the book on Amazon. I don't know, though. He comprehensively demolishes myths about the golden ratio except when promoting his own one. Those rectangular proportions won't lead to good architecture, but "The Golden Mean does apply to architectural composition in the context of scaling hierarchy that organizes complexity" because "Design is linked mathematically with natural growth through hierarchical subdivisions at distinct scales, which is found in a majority of natural structures." Ignore their woo-woo, try mine!