Mar 27, 20080
Mar 27, 20080
Spiritual Path
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The mass of the library follows a path that branches off onto floors that bring you to your inner self and mind. This path is swallowed by the skin and pinches in certain areas to show the areas of the most social to the most inner self spaces.
Mar 3, 20080
Packing System
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The simple geometry of a diamond within a square, embedded in Gold, indicates the growth pattern of the mineral. Preliminarily, the different tiling systems developed were highly dependent on the connection of the diamond, thus generating a secondary geometry system. read more
Mar 2, 20080
Mediating two surfaces
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Connecting two surfaces is a difficult task. As one resolves the geometries of multiple surfaces, you begin to learn how layers inform one another through enclosure. Here I have blown up a study model (v3) and have begun to connect tabs that were once raised off the surface back onto itself. These are early studies, more to come.
Feb 26, 20080
Packing system
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the packing system is taken from Okayamalite mineral ,which consist of heptagonal structure. Irregular heptagons form a square in the center of each four shapes.
Feb 16, 20080
Snake skin permeability
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Permeable skin is what allows amphibians to live in Petrified Forest. Amphibians do not drink; instead, they absorb water through their skins. Most terrestrial amphibians have an area of skin called the pelvic patch. This thin patch has a network of capillaries that absorb moisture from the environment. Spadefoot toads, residents of the park, absorb water from the soil in which they hibernate. Although permeable skin allows for water absorption, it provides little barrier to evaporation. This causes amphibians’ water balance to be in constant flux. Evaporative water loss also results in loss of body temperature. This is why you often see amphibians on warm pavement in the evening. It is not an easy life for amphibians in this dry grassland. Behavioral and physiological mechanisms that shape their daily life make it possible for them to survive. read more
Feb 14, 20080
dO You bELIve In your eYes?
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Animals change their color, use their skin color as camouflages to avoid predators. They have “found” many ways and methods to do that. For example, multilayer thin-film structures in butterfly wing scales produce a colorful iridescence from reflected sunlight. Chameleons have specialized cells, collectively called chromatophores, that lie in layers under their transparent outer skin. read more
Feb 14, 20080
Logic of Graphene
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Graphene is a two-dimensional honeycomb lattice of carbon atoms. It is a metal made up with 2s, 2px, 2py, and 2pz orbitals mixed with each other. read more
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