The Dimension Rule
by Carter Luense
Arriving · First draft written · being expanded
The most pioneering volume in the series. The plastic number — discovered by a Benedictine monk — governs three-dimensional beauty the way phi governs two-dimensional beauty. The proportions of rooms, buildings, and objects that feel right. Entirely unoccupied territory.
Planned contents
- Dom Hans van der Laan
- The Benedictine Proportion
- 1.3247: The Third Ratio
- Two Dimensions vs. Three
- The Proportioned Room
- The Proportioned Object
- The Plastic Number in Product Design
- Volume and Mass
- The Feel of a Space
- Liturgical Architecture
- The Relationship Between 2D and 3D
- Packaging Proportion
- The Furniture Ratio
- Spatial Rhythm
- The Plastic Number in VR/AR
- Unoccupied Territory
- The Monk’s Discovery
- Sacred Space and the Plastic Number
- Three-Dimensional Brand Experiences
- The Shape of the Proportion
Its Making Label, seal and Certificate of Making are issued when the book is finished and checked.































































