Fractals in architecture
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Fractals are geometric shapes that can be split into parts, with each part being a reduced-size copy of the whole. They display self-similarity on all scales and exist abundantly in nature, the human body, and outer space. Fractals have also been used in architecture and planning since prehistory.
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Fractals in architecture
- 1. FRACTALs
- 2. FRACTAL A fractal is a rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be split into parts, each of which is a reduced- size copy of the whole. This quality is called self-similarity, and fractals display self-similarity on all scale. Fractals exist abundantly in nature and in outer space. The human body contains fractals too. Fractals have also been used in architecture and planning since prehistory.
- 35. FRACTAL WORKSHOP : Reference