First Crit: Program Analysis

 This is a diagram portraying the idea of how an aspect of nature is organized in a logical way that can be studied for investigations on biomimicry. It represent the organization of wolfes that contribute to a single territory. 

This is an image of how these wolf packs work in a single territory. There are central gathering spaces where they assemble. 

This Diagram is a representation of how a single house can operate on the same sharing and contributing idea of a wolf territory. Each of these red areas in these diagrams represent a shared space. Within a single family space there is a shared common area. Within one single house there is a common area between all the families.

 Within a single building there is a community space between the houses. Within a single lot there is a community space between all the buildings.

Within a single community there is a common space that is shared by all adjacent lots. This notion of how a wolf territory organizes itself is just a compounding element of how families, buildings, lots, and communities can  display an very organized solution of organizing people and spaces in a community.