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012275 98/10/23 13:19 40 Re: Music Please?
012265 98/10/22 19:50 22 Music Please?
012195 98/10/06 13:58 574 Re: Architecture is Not Art?
011741 98/05/01 16:50 37 Re: WWW PA?
011207 97/11/13 22:38 62 Re: Vain and Futile Design
011189 97/11/09 15:55 56 Re: Vain and Futile Design
010680 97/03/19 08:51 90 [Fwd: Re: Fractal Geometry in Architecure]
010215 96/11/24 13:30 48 Re: Independent Studio
009970 96/10/21 23:51 102 Urban Space
009822 96/09/24 11:30 30 Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
009815 96/09/23 22:18 48 Re: 4D and Fractals
009804 96/09/23 00:55 41 Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
009795 96/09/21 14:34 42 Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
009794 96/09/21 14:23 30 Fractal Design in Architecture
009785 96/09/21 12:52 27 Fractal Design in Architecture
009787 96/09/21 08:19 28 Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
009786 96/09/21 00:10 22 fractals
009684 96/08/31 12:31 26 Fractal Design Painter Class ... Boston Architectural Center
007908 95/11/30 02:46 366 Article 34-Transmitting Architecture
007887 95/11/27 09:59 63 Re: Chaos in Architecture
006941 95/08/08 16:41 23 IMAGE SOUP MAGAZINE on the WWW (www.emedia.net/imagesoup)
006487 95/05/23 20:17 350 Complexity by Santa Fe 2/2
004994 95/01/31 23:58 29 Re: Best Mac Software ArchiCAD+Form-Z
003642 94/10/31 13:15 48 Re: recommended reading
002894 94/07/31 15:58 51 details of a new book on fractals, morphology and cities
002426 94/04/24 23:32 41 Re: Traditional mtls. + computers
002152 94/03/19 21:19 1333 Re: Graphic Design
001283 93/10/04 11:02 866 AI'93 Tutorial (Please note time changes)
001247 93/09/24 13:45 67 CYBERCULTURE HOUSTON '93: Call for Entries
001108 93/09/02 15:10 1003 FISEA
000959 93/06/22 11:35 144 Announcement - Multimedia Center / Positions
000650 93/03/15 12:02 39 ARCHITECTURE: FRACTAL Scale Issues...
000641 93/03/10 14:00 18 Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal Geometries.
000637 93/03/10 10:21 69 ARCHITECTURE: Fractal Geometries.
000631 93/03/08 12:50 27 Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000632 93/03/08 11:38 22 Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000627 93/03/08 11:26 56 ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000626 93/03/08 11:24 28 ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000624 93/03/08 11:16 69 ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000623 93/03/08 11:12 49 ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000629 93/03/08 09:07 16 Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
000614 93/03/03 17:32 61 ARCHITECTURE: FRACTALS.
000303 92/11/15 12:54 624 GENERAL: Leonardo. V.2. #11.
000276 92/10/27 15:10 43 ARCHITECTURE: Chaos Theory.
000275 92/10/27 15:03 61 ARCHITECTURE: Chaos Theory.
000273 92/10/27 14:59 42 ARCHITECTURE: Chaos Theory.
000093 92/07/28 11:18 58 ART: VR. Stelarc, Artist. Australia.
000087 92/07/16 11:47 762 ART: FTP Pictures Sources on Internet.
000078 92/07/08 12:09 89 ART: Art Software. Reply.
000057 92/06/17 14:31 577 ART/ARCHITECTURE: COMPUGRAPHICS 92. Lisbon, Portugal.
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Item #12275 (23 Oct 1998 13:19) - Re: Music Please?
>counterpoint, repetition, timbre, grid, chordal sequence, proportion
>(fibonacci, etc.), and have been getting connections to fractal
>geometry, chaos theory, formal poetics, cardiac sequences, and
Item #12265 (22 Oct 1998 19:50) - Music Please?
counterpoint, repetition, timbre, grid, chordal sequence, proportion
(fibonacci, etc.), and have been getting connections to fractal
geometry, chaos theory, formal poetics, cardiac sequences, and
Item #12195 (6 Oct 1998 13:58) - Re: Architecture is Not Art?
organic. As Massimo Cacciari writes: "All authentic organisms are
labyrinthine."(16) And we will mention further the multiple fractal
dimension of this labyrinthine (or rhizomatic) character of the existential=
the contrary, for engaging further forward in the fractal process of
heterogenesis. The architectural form is not called to function as a
Item #11741 (1 May 1998 16:50) - Re: WWW PA?
all the flashy CAD work and go go boosterism about VMRL and meta this,
fractal that, there would have been more activity. This list still remains
the only place that I have seen the breadth of architectural practice
Item #11207 (13 Nov 1997 22:38) - Re: Vain and Futile Design
>Meantime, I've yet to find a digital design medium which substitutes for a
>fat pencil--but take a look at Fractal Design's Expression.
Item #11189 (9 Nov 1997 15:55) - Re: Vain and Futile Design
Meantime, I've yet to find a digital design medium which substitutes for a
fat pencil--but take a look at Fractal Design's Expression.
Item #10680 (19 Mar 1997 08:51) - [Fwd: Re: Fractal Geometry in Architecure]
Organization: Penn State
Subject: [Fwd: Re: Fractal Geometry in Architecure]
MIME-Version: 1.0
Newsgroups: alt.architecture
Subject: Re: Fractal Geometry in Architecure
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 1997 00:36:33 -0500
> In todays lecture about Deconstruction, my lecturer quickly showed us a slide
> of a snow flake crystal and mentioned fractal geometry. I can't remember
> precisely to what she was referring amd she didn't expand on the subject at
>
> From what I understand fractal geometry seems to represent a usually non
> linear relationship between scale and repetition which can(or must?) be based
Fractal figures usualy seem to have a mathematical basis just because those
figures are
mark of a
fractal is not the math however; any figure which has a growing amount of detail
as you
examine it on a finer and finer resolution is a fractal. A tree with smaller and
smaller
Pleasing
architecture usualy has a fractal nature. From a distance the eye will pick out
a
the U.N.
building is a good example on non-fractal design.
Item #10215 (24 Nov 1996 13:30) - Re: Independent Studio
"Natural" to most people means fractal in form. Concrete is bitchy that
way--it wants to obey gravity and doesn't care how it does it. As opposed
to something like wood or solid stone, which have to heavily processed to
get them to take on any form which isn't fractal.
Item #9970 (21 Oct 1996 23:51) - Urban Space
peek points; the Greek city state space. Space as the universe defined
by orbiting objects seems to be the upper fractal scale of the city
within which objects are presented; and in turn present the space with a
meaning and emotions. An ambiguity is generated, the space is synonymous
of the cosmos, its fractal high scale. In the Orbis and Urbs of the
roman city, Aristotle's genius loci is connected by a network; this
Item #9822 (24 Sep 1996 11:30) - Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
From: George Koutoupis <architec@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
>
>I am trying to incorporate the idea & methodology of fractal
>in one of our design projects.Does anybody have any idea
>about building/s designed using fractal? Any idea or
>information regarding fractal architecture is welcome.
>
Item #9815 (23 Sep 1996 22:18) - Re: 4D and Fractals
Has anyone seen the Bragdon books showing patterns? This is interesting in
light of the fractal discussion. Though probably not technically fractal,
the ornament of Sullivan,and the unit system and patterning of Wright, may
be thought of as being at least fractal in character.
Item #9804 (23 Sep 1996 00:55) - Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
From: Randolph Fritz <randolph@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
>
>I too have thought of the applications to fractal geometry in the
>building arts. I have a friend in the mathmatics department here who has
large building which is fairly old, and which is shaped to follow social
spaces (or a loose city plan) will have a form that is probably fractal;
Christopher Alexander's pattern language if applied in the way Alexander
hopes, would probably generate fractal forms. (Has anyone seen his current
work, by the way?)
Item #9795 (21 Sep 1996 14:34) - Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
From: Velodrome/2000 <wayde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
In-Reply-To: <v01540b00ae6912a241a3@[157.82.98.160]>
>
> I am trying to incorporate the idea & methodology of fractal
> in one of our design projects.Does anybody have any idea
> about building/s designed using fractal? Any idea or
> information regarding fractal architecture is welcome.
>
I too have thought of the applications to fractal geometry in the
building arts. I have a friend in the mathmatics department here who has
Item #9794 (21 Sep 1996 14:23) - Fractal Design in Architecture
From: Howard Lawrence <hrl@xxxxxxx>
Subject: Fractal Design in Architecture
To incorporate the idea & methodology of fractal, start reading topology
mathematics. You will find the basis for it in topology mathematics.
Item #9785 (21 Sep 1996 12:52) - Fractal Design in Architecture
From: Sanhita Mallick <sanhita@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Fractal Design in Architecture
I am trying to incorporate the idea & methodology of fractal
in one of our design projects.Does anybody have any idea
about building/s designed using fractal? Any idea or
information regarding fractal architecture is welcome.
Item #9787 (21 Sep 1996 08:19) - Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
Organization: Aoun Momtaz Co.
Subject: Re: Fractal Design in Architecture
>
> I am trying to incorporate the idea & methodology of fractal
> in one of our design projects.Does anybody have any idea
> about building/s designed using fractal? Any idea or
> information regarding fractal architecture is welcome.
Item #9786 (21 Sep 1996 00:10) - fractals
Bechhoefer, at the same school, has also done work in this field,
particularly related to fractal analysis of traditional building. He can
be reached at:
Item #9684 (31 Aug 1996 12:31) - Fractal Design Painter Class ... Boston Architectural Center
From: Howard Ray Lawrence <HRL@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Fractal Design Painter Class ... Boston Architectural Center
Newsgroups: alt.architecture
Subject: Fractal Design Painter Class ... Boston Architectural Center
Date: Sat, 31 Aug 1996 04:26:10 GMT
Fractal Design Painter Class ... Boston Architectural Center
Item #7908 (30 Nov 1995 02:46) - Article 34-Transmitting Architecture
> involves an intermediate sense of reality, something between real and
> integer numbers, a fractal notion of qualified truth,
> truth-to-a-point. An object's boundary is simply the reconstructed
Item #7887 (27 Nov 1995 09:59) - Re: Chaos in Architecture
>pattern-making or truth-rendering value to Chaotic theory. Some even
>tried to make something of it in connection with Fractal Geometry. We
>went down to the Science department and got a terrific explanantion of the
Item #6941 (8 Aug 1995 16:41) - IMAGE SOUP MAGAZINE on the WWW (www.emedia.net/imagesoup)
a quarterly periodical designed for users of Adobe Photoshop,
Macromedia Director, Fractal Design Painter, KPT Bryce, and MORE...
Item #6487 (23 May 1995 20:17) - Complexity by Santa Fe 2/2
Fractal dimension. The "fuzziness" of a system, the deqree
of detail it displays at smaller and smaller scales.
[Fractal images] Edge of chaos concept is illustrated by
this triptych of cellular-automaton images generated by
Item #4994 (31 Jan 1995 23:58) - Re: Best Mac Software ArchiCAD+Form-Z
automobile fenders, for instance. And there is even one inexpensive
fractal landscape modeller that produces quite extraordinary
results--Bryce, work of the estimable Kai Krause.
Item #3642 (31 Oct 1994 13:15) - Re: recommended reading
_The Fractal Geometry of Nature_, Benoit B. Mandelbrot, W.H. Freeman and
Company, New York. ISBN 0-7167-1186-9. Also really a design book. Rather
Item #2894 (31 Jul 1994 15:58) - details of a new book on fractals, morphology and cities
Michael Batty and Paul Longley (1994) Fractal Cities, Academic
Press, London and San Diego, CA
Fractal Cities is a pioneering study of the development and use
of fractal geometry for understanding and planning the
physical form of cities, showing how this geometry enables
insights into the complexity of social systems. The authors
provide an intelligible and gentle introduction to fractal
geometry as well as an exciting visual understanding of the
form of cities, thus providing one of the best introductions to
fractal geometry available for non-mathematicians and social
scientists.
Fractal Cities can be used as a text for courses on geographic
information systems, urban geography, regional science and
fractal geometry. Planners and architects will also find that
there are many aspects of fractal geometry in this book
relevant to their own interests. Furthermore, those involved in
Item #2426 (24 Apr 1994 23:32) - Re: Traditional mtls. + computers
form. There is also the advantage of the interactive nature of media such
as watercolor, but some of the new off-the-shelf fractal graphics programs
seem promising there.
Item #2152 (19 Mar 1994 21:19) - Re: Graphic Design
mailing list dedicated to the computergraphical generation of
fractal images
33. GEODESIC on [email protected] or
Item #1283 (4 Oct 1993 11:02) - AI'93 Tutorial (Please note time changes)
(4) Image compression: error-free coding, prediction and transformation
based techniques, vector quantisation, fractal models, and full
colour image compression.
Item #1247 (24 Sep 1993 13:45) - CYBERCULTURE HOUSTON '93: Call for Entries
projectors. This category includes not only "traditional" art, but
also creative ray-tracing and fractal generation.
2. Computer Animation in VHS format. Preferably more artistic
Item #1108 (2 Sep 1993 15:10) - FISEA
Computing Sciences, Sidney, Australia. The chaotic scattering of
light rays is harnessed to create fractal computer art images. The
images are created by ray tracing light rays as they reflect from the
Item #959 (22 Jun 1993 11:35) - Announcement - Multimedia Center / Positions
include Macromind Director, Adobe Photoshop, Authorware,
Fractal Design Painter, Digidesign Sound Designer, etc.
3. Skills in at least one form of traditional art or medium such
Item #650 (15 Mar 1993 12:02) - ARCHITECTURE: FRACTAL Scale Issues...
From: Howard Lawrence <[email protected]>
Subject: ARCHITECTURE: FRACTAL Scale Issues...
From: DJCOHEN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Daniel Cohen)
Subject: Re: Fractal architecture: response
Message-ID: <16B901D89.DJCOHEN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
:
Re: fractal architecture - I have messed with fractal math as a design process
ordering system, and my Advice is this : fractals deal with concepts like self-
Item #641 (10 Mar 1993 14:00) - Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal Geometries.
From: Paul Brown <brown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal Geometries.
What I precisely like about fractal geometry is that it removes
some of that "mystery" - it enables us to make quantitive
Item #637 (10 Mar 1993 10:21) - ARCHITECTURE: Fractal Geometries.
From: Howard Lawrence <[email protected]>
Subject: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal Geometries.
I find fractal geometry most intriguing. It is very close to what I
would call "organic" form in art. Geometric form in art would be
only, say, one part of a fractal geometric element. The fractal geometry
is, for me, more like macrocosmic scale, while the geometric form is
From: micah@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Micah Samuel Rosen)
Subject: Re: Fractal Architecture
Message-ID: <C3Ky5D.IFn@xxxxxxxx>
Frankly, while I find fractal architecture intriging from a personal
point of view, I also see it for yet another rarified formalism outside
Item #631 (8 Mar 1993 12:50) - Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Paul Brown <brown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
>
> Just because its a fractal doesn't make it a wiggly paisley shape!
>
Item #632 (8 Mar 1993 11:38) - Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Raymond Lauzzana <lauzzana@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
Item #627 (8 Mar 1993 11:26) - ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Howard Lawrence <[email protected]>
Subject: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
Newsgroups: alt.architecture
Subject: Re: Fractal Architecture
Date: 7 Mar 1993 07:04:10 GMT
Noble) and that "simple shapes are inhuman" (Glieck) in two previous articles
about "Fractal Architecture", they really don't conflict with each other:
while architects design with extremely simple shapes (pyramids, rectangles,
Item #626 (8 Mar 1993 11:24) - ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Howard Lawrence <[email protected]>
Subject: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: randolph@xxxxxxxxxx (Randolph Fritz)
Subject: Re: Fractal Architecture
Message-ID: <1993Mar7.030258.15857@xxxxxxxxxx>
Natural forms turn out also to have a geometry, often a fractal or
near-fractal one. Hence the significant of fractals and complex
systems.
Item #624 (8 Mar 1993 11:16) - ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Howard Lawrence <[email protected]>
Subject: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
Newsgroups: alt.architecture
Subject: Re: Fractal Architecture
Date: 6 Mar 1993 15:56:02 -0000
Item #623 (8 Mar 1993 11:12) - ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Howard Lawrence <[email protected]>
Subject: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: amn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Andrew Noble)
Subject: Re: Fractal Architecture
Message-ID: <C3EBCJ.2rH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Item #629 (8 Mar 1993 09:07) - Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
From: Raymond Lauzzana <lauzzana@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: ARCHITECTURE: Fractal.
Just because its a fractal doesn't make it a wiggly paisley shape!
Item #614 (3 Mar 1993 17:32) - ARCHITECTURE: FRACTALS.
From: kaeding@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Bob Kaeding)
Subject: Fractal Architecture
Message-ID: <1993Mar3.022725.8898@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Item #303 (15 Nov 1992 12:54) - GENERAL: Leonardo. V.2. #11.
narratives are "complex mixtures" (Deleuze and Guattari), in which
figure and ground are shifted arhythmically, in a chaotic or fractal
way. The result is an oscillating transformation of the linear
Item #276 (27 Oct 1992 15:10) - ARCHITECTURE: Chaos Theory.
>the observation that cities are chaotic systems, and urban form is
>fractal.
Item #275 (27 Oct 1992 15:03) - ARCHITECTURE: Chaos Theory.
Ooops! I am embarassed to say that I was arguing ahead of my facts;
the chaotic nature of the travels of people within a city, the fractal
forms of city plans, and the fractal form of population density in a
city seem plain to me, but so far as I know are not scientifically
Item #273 (27 Oct 1992 14:59) - ARCHITECTURE: Chaos Theory.
the observation that cities are chaotic systems, and urban form is
fractal. A city is a phase space of human activity. Now that I think
about it, so is any structure. And a "dead" space is one that
Perhaps another direction in which fractal models are useful is
because they provide a way to organize multiple scales of space, and
But perhaps the most important and difficult application is in the
modelling of form. Fractal forms can have what architects and artists
call "life;" natural form. Chaos theory is one of the long-sought
Item #93 (28 Jul 1992 11:18) - ART: VR. Stelarc, Artist. Australia.
His performances on Wednesday, added the control of an enhanced robot
arm to his performance, the arm could "go fractal" by replacing finger
joints with smaller instances of the hand.
Item #87 (16 Jul 1992 11:47) - ART: FTP Pictures Sources on Internet.
"grotesque" pictures ONLY.
Alt.binaries.pictures.fractals is for fractal pictures ONLY.
Alt.binaries.pictures.misc is for the remaining types of pictures ONLY.
Item #78 (8 Jul 1992 12:09) - ART: Art Software. Reply.
controversy, my personal recommendation would be that you use something
like Fractal Designs "Painter" on a Macintosh IIcx or above with at least
4MB of RAM, a 24-bit graphics card and a color printer, such as Hewlett
Item #57 (17 Jun 1992 14:31) - ART/ARCHITECTURE: COMPUGRAPHICS 92. Lisbon, Portugal.
. Physically-Based Modeling and Animation
. Natural Scene Simulation and Fractal Modeling
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022336 04/08/06 08:27 1421 Fibonacci Numbers and The Golden Section in Art, Architecture and Music.
022222 04/07/05 11:21 980 Fw: The Golden Ratio.
021982 04/05/18 13:32 237 MOVEMENT at the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art.
021759 04/04/20 12:27 129 Sculpting and Painting with Light.
021310 04/02/20 12:38 86 Re: kahn's yale gallery I
020783 03/11/28 16:42 320 questioning statehood
015426 00/10/08 15:07 76 Re: non-Euclidian geometry
015418 00/10/07 16:18 71 Re: gehry and fractals
015417 00/10/07 10:50 48 Re: gehry and fractals
015415 00/10/07 08:50 41 Re: gehry and fractals
015416 00/10/07 07:01 41 Re: gehry and fractals
015414 00/10/07 02:21 34 gehry and fractals
015410 00/10/06 00:25 20 fractals
015408 00/10/05 18:47 42 Re: Math and Architecture
013864 99/09/15 21:58 31 Artlandia 1.5
013333 99/05/22 23:26 163 architectural research - part 2 of 2
013321 99/05/21 13:16 233 mathematics & architecture
013295 99/05/17 22:35 49 mathematics & architecture
012944 99/03/01 11:46 41 ir|rational architecture
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Item #22336 (6 Aug 2004 08:27) - Fibonacci Numbers and The Golden Section in Art, Architecture and Music.
It has some fractal properties in that the graph can be seen in =
sections, each beginning and ending when the graph dips down to lowest =
if"
width=560></DIV>It has some fractal properties in that the graph can =
be seen in
Item #22222 (5 Jul 2004 11:21) - Fw: The Golden Ratio.
It is also true that the Golden Ratio is linked to the pentagram =
(five-pointed star), to the five Platonic solids, to fractal geometry, =
to certain crystal structures, and to Penrose tilings. So far so good.
pentagram
(five-pointed star), to the five Platonic solids, to fractal geometry, =
to
Item #21982 (18 May 2004 13:32) - MOVEMENT at the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art.
(that they never repeat exactly but follow similar paths and that they =
are highly sensitive to initial conditions) relates to the fractal =
properties of the strange attractor. A fractal object has =
self-similarity, or scale invariance. That is, it has similar detail on =
many scales. Fractal properties arise due to the repeated iteration, or =
feedback, of simple rules. In the Ueda system whose strange attractor is =
sensitive
to initial conditions) relates to the fractal properties of the strange
attractor. A fractal object has self-similarity, or scale invariance. =
That is,
it has similar detail on many scales. Fractal properties arise due to =
the
Item #21759 (20 Apr 2004 12:27) - Sculpting and Painting with Light.
It is quite amazing to observe the brilliance and imagery of 2-space =
fractal painting in contrast to 3-space pieces.
Applications of the latter technique to architecture would be an =
and
imagery of 2-space fractal painting <EM>in contrast to</EM> 3-space
pieces. </FONT></DIV>
Item #21310 (20 Feb 2004 12:38) - Re: kahn's yale gallery I
designs which involved interlocking geometries as
"structure" (especially fractal-ing triangularization) is
exactly were Kahn and Tyng manifest a co-joining of
earlier designs which involved interlocking geometries as "structure"
(especially fractal-ing triangularization) is exactly were Kahn and Tyng =
Item #20783 (28 Nov 2003 16:42) - questioning statehood
and the World, and the EU. that the internationalism and
multilateralism may still exist, but inside another fractal of
complex relations- and another order may tie these very
Item #15426 (8 Oct 2000 15:07) - Re: non-Euclidian geometry
within cyberspace, and that it moves at light-speed and does this and that
and is like a fractal and not like a fractal [like an Arabic city] and all
that but after all is said and done, look here is the drawing. got it!
Item #15418 (7 Oct 2000 16:18) - Re: gehry and fractals
> Mandelbrot argues persuasively that many natural forms are
> fractal--this is why fractals can be used to generate natural-seeming
> images. Rather than showing us new forms, fractal geometry is a tool
> that can be used to understand natural form. Thus, designers who
> that is repeated transformed by moderately consistent geometric rules
> on a consistent set of scales will gradually take on a fractal form.
> Thus, Arab cities, whose public/private boundaries were for a long
> time largely governed by local rules at a variety of scales, have
> developed fractal street plans. Old rambling houses often have a
> fractal quality, like trees.
>
Item #15417 (7 Oct 2000 10:50) - Re: gehry and fractals
Mandelbrot argues persuasively that many natural forms are
fractal--this is why fractals can be used to generate natural-seeming
images. Rather than showing us new forms, fractal geometry is a tool
that can be used to understand natural form. Thus, designers who
that is repeated transformed by moderately consistent geometric rules
on a consistent set of scales will gradually take on a fractal form.
Thus, Arab cities, whose public/private boundaries were for a long
time largely governed by local rules at a variety of scales, have
developed fractal street plans. Old rambling houses often have a
fractal quality, like trees.
Item #15415 (7 Oct 2000 08:50) - Re: gehry and fractals
In his book, Bovill attempts to prove that Wright's (and others') work
is 'intuitively' fractal in conception. I'm believe this theory has been
applied to music as well.
Item #15416 (7 Oct 2000 07:01) - Re: gehry and fractals
Mandelbrot argues persuasively that many natural forms are
fractal--this is why fractals can be used to generate natural-seeming
images. Rather than showing us new forms, fractal geometry is a tool
that can be used to understand natural form. Thus, designers who
that is repeated transformed by moderately consistent geometric rules
on a consistent set of scales will gradually take on a fractal form.
Thus, Arab cities, whose public/private boundaries were for a long
time largely governed by local rules at a variety of scales, have
developed fractal street plans. Old rambling houses often have a
fractal quality, like trees.
Item #15414 (7 Oct 2000 02:21) - gehry and fractals
In his book, Bovill attempts to prove that Wright's (and others') work
is 'intuitively' fractal in conception. I'm believe this theory has been
applied to music as well.
Item #15410 (6 Oct 2000 00:25) - fractals
My former colleague, Carl Bovill, wrote a book on fractals entitled
"Fractal Geometry in Architecture and Design." It's rather interesting,
applying fractal analysis to work of Frank Lloyd Wright, among others.
Item #15408 (5 Oct 2000 18:47) - Re: Math and Architecture
look for Daniel Libeskind's extension to the Victoria and Albert Museum in
London. There, the use of higher mathematics, namely fractal geometry is at
the essence of the project
Item #13864 (15 Sep 1999 21:58) - Artlandia 1.5
that generate graphic designs, patterns, ornaments,
wallpaper images, unusual fractal motifs as well as other
types of decorative compositions and algorithmic art. Along
Item #13333 (22 May 1999 23:26) - architectural research - part 2 of 2
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Ecology and the Fractal Mind in the New Architecture: A Conversation
"Covers topics such as how our fractal mind influences fractal qualities in
man-made structures such as buildings and artworks. Touches on Jungian
archetypes, and analyzes how the Modernist anti-fractal attitude is
antithetical to ecological thinking." [Nikos A. Salingaros and Victor
Item #13321 (21 May 1999 13:16) - mathematics & architecture
nodes develop in the open space.
Ecology and the Fractal Mind in the New Architecture: A Conversation
(co-authored with Victor Padrón)
Online Planning Journal 5 (to appear in 1999), approximately 12 pages.
Covers topics such as how our fractal mind influences fractal qualities in
man-made structures such as buildings and artworks. Touches on Jungian
archetypes, and analyzes how the Modernist anti-fractal attitude is
antithetical to ecological thinking.
(in preparation)
Urban boundaries in living cities have fractal dimension ranging between
0.5 for arcades, up to 1.5 for undulating walls that accommodate activity
nodes. Contemporary cities limit their boundaries to fractal dimension
exactly one.
Item #13295 (17 May 1999 22:35) - mathematics & architecture
The Mandelbrot Set
Probably the most famous fractal in the world. Frames from an animation.
By iterating contraction mappings on an initial object, self-similar
fractal structures may be produced.
Item #12944 (1 Mar 1999 11:46) - ir|rational architecture
Fractal Geometry:
http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Edu/Fractal/Fractal_Home.html
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