Modern geometry versus modern architecture

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Abstract

Too often mathematics and architecture are related through concepts that have been central in Renaissance, and through ideas that were new in the 15th century; in this research, we propose sophisticate geometrical ideas and shapes that are still today object of active researches in mathematics, such as curves, vector fiber bundle, fibrations, foliations, non-euclidean surfaces etc⋯ in order to read architectural realizations as well as to sequate objects with an artistic or design value. This is done independently of the awareness of the conceiver.

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Birindelli, I., & Cedrone, R. (2013). Modern geometry versus modern architecture. In Imagine Math: Between Culture and Mathematics (pp. 105–115). Springer-Verlag Italia s.r.l. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2427-4_10

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