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photo fleen - a system for doing stuff with this geometry (kisrhombille tessellations)

fleen - a system for doing stuff with this geometry (kisrhombille tessellations)

3 months ago

March 3, 2013
photo here’s looking at Euclid (Helen Friel) - papercraft 3D versions of Oliver Byrne’s illustrations of Euclid’s Elements
via It’s Nice That

here’s looking at Euclid (Helen Friel) - papercraft 3D versions of Oliver Byrne’s illustrations of Euclid’s Elements

via It’s Nice That

7 months ago

October 24, 2012
photo sabrinacampagna:

Didactic plaques found in the National Tile Museum in Lisbon, Portugal. Top image is a geometrical schema of a pentagon followed by a geometrical schema of a pyramid. Photo by Eve Torrence.

sabrinacampagna:

Didactic plaques found in the National Tile Museum in Lisbon, Portugal. Top image is a geometrical schema of a pentagon followed by a geometrical schema of a pyramid. Photo by Eve Torrence.

9 months ago

September 10, 2012
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Little Shining Man (Heather and Ivan Morison, Sash Reading, Queen & Crawford) - a kite made of 1700 3D printed connectors, carbon fiber rods and aerospacefabric

via today and tomorrow

1 year ago

December 23, 2011
photo Packing Problems (Moniker) - a carpet based on packing problems (how to fit X triangles in a circle, etc) based on the work of Erich Friedman, Stetson University
via Conditional Design

Packing Problems (Moniker) - a carpet based on packing problems (how to fit X triangles in a circle, etc) based on the work of Erich Friedman, Stetson University

via Conditional Design

1 year ago

December 7, 2011
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(Source: teleaaron)

1 year ago

September 7, 2011
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photo The Golden Mean, 2004 (Kevin Van Aelst)
via Letterology

The Golden Mean, 2004 (Kevin Van Aelst)

via Letterology

2 years ago

March 28, 2011
photo Compass and Straightedge: The Greeks long suspected this, but it wasn’t until April 12th of 1882 that Ferdinand von Lindemann conclusively proved it when he constructed himself the most awesome birthday party possible and nobody showed up.
via xkcd

Compass and Straightedge: The Greeks long suspected this, but it wasn’t until April 12th of 1882 that Ferdinand von Lindemann conclusively proved it when he constructed himself the most awesome birthday party possible and nobody showed up.

via xkcd

2 years ago

February 27, 2011
photo 
“Snow-Hedron” —BP porter square (via sushiesque) 
(via d-d-d)


“Snow-Hedron” —BP 
porter square (via sushiesque

(via d-d-d)

(Source: nemoi)

2 years ago

January 29, 2011
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photo geometry post-its
via Present&Correct

geometry post-its

via Present&Correct

2 years ago

December 14, 2010