With the emergence of Biogenic Engineering, we stand at the cusp of a new era, one where the principles of engineering and biology converge to mimic the elegance and genius of nature's creations. In his trailblazing book 'Designing Life', Jack Al-Kahwati serves as the quintessential guide on this fascinating voyage of discovery. He lays the conceptual foundations of Biogenic Engineering through an accessible and engaging narrative, elucidating core tenets such as the Assembly Index and the role of carbon. Equipping the reader with a practical toolkit, Kahwati delves into crafting techniques and geometric designs to manifest targeted traits, alongside fundamental principles that underpin Biogenic systems. He further chronicles the integration of nanotechnology, applications across healthcare, environment, and space exploration, and the development of mathematical frameworks to model inorganic life-like systems. While acknowledging the associated challenges and ethical implications, Kahwati maintains an optimistic outlook on Biogenic Engineering's immense potential. Blending theoretical concepts with practical case studies, this book will equip researchers, students, and innovators with the knowledge to chart new frontiers in this revolutionary field. Join the riveting journey to envision how Biogenic Engineering may transform our future.