Eco-Mathematic/Geometric Aspects of a Design Proposal for Landscape/Public Art

Year: 1998 Authors: Thomas Michael Stephens

Core claim

A civic waterworks landscape can unify function and spectacle through geometric and ecological forms such as attractors, spirals, lasers, prisms, and tetrahedral structures.

Topics

public art design, ecological systems, geometry and proportion, light and color

Domains

stochastic systems, chaos theory, geometry, proportional harmonies, land art, public art, architectural installation, sculptural design

Methods

site analysis, conceptual design, geometric modeling, symbolic analogy

Media

laser beams, acrylic sheets, stainless steel, white stone

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