It takes the 15 properties and integrates them across system choice centers. Some interesting things fall out of it:
1. Levels of Scale -> Stepwise Refinement 2. Strong Centers -> Cohesion 3. Boundaries -> Encapsulation 4. Alternating Repetition -> Extensibility 5. Positive Space -> Modularization 6. Good Shape -> Correctness 7. Local Symmetries -> Transparency 8. Deep Interlock and Ambiguity -> Composition of Function 9. Contrast -> Identity 10. Gradients -> Scale 11. Roughness -> User Friendliness 12. Echos -> Patterns 13. The Void -> Programmability 14. Simplicity and Inner Calm -> Reliability 15. Not Separateness -> Elegance
http://www.amazon.com/Thriving-Systems-Theory-Metaphor-Drive...
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I'd also highly recommend Thriving Systems Theory and Metaphor-Driven Modeling by Leslie J. Waguespack that is based on his ideas in Nature of Order.
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