Is there a Fractal African Architecture?

Fractals everywhere? Over at EyeModernist:

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Classical architecture consists of mostly Euclidean or flat shapes and straight lines (bricks, boards, pitched roofs etc). Fractal Architecture consists of spherical or curved shapes that can be found in nature. Fractal architecture is essentially the opposite of Classical architecture and is generally defined as contemporary architecture. However this form of design has been tradition in many African tribes and villages for ages. Specifically when looking at the forms of both modern huts and ancient structures. These structures fuse materials, functional design, and aesthetic in an eco-friendly way.

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