Titlebook: Architecture and Mathematics from Antiquity to the Future; Volume I: Antiquity Kim Williams,Michael J. Ostwald Book 2015 Springer Internat

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Information Levels and Barriers. His analysis of 29 ancient sites revealed two systems of ancient planning. In both cases, buildings were carefully sited so that their outer edges (stylobates, cornices, etc.) appeared to the viewer at canonical angles of vision, thus creating a ‘unified composition’ of the visible landscape. This

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Memory – A Phenomenon of Arrangementls during its historical evolution, measured surveys were made of the amphitheaters of Pompeii, Roselle, and Veleia. The analysis of their curves evidences three different geometric diagrams deriving from three different answers to the same query. The design of amphitheaters involves two of the clas

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Memory – A Phenomenon of Arrangementat these sites suggests that two simple geometric systems, both based on the square, underlie the design of the Roman house at all scales. One of these is the ., or square root of 2 progression. A related system is known as the “sacred cut.” These geometric systems explain the proportional relations

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978-3-319-37486-4Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Kim Williams,Michael J. OstwaldThe most complete anthology addressing a broad panorama of topics regarding relationships between architecture and mathematics.Represents the state of the art of multidisciplinary scholarship in archi

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