Fractalled: The Interstitial Spaces And Frank Gehry

Year: 2004 Authors: Amy Gilley

Core claim

Fractal and chaotic thinking can help designers understand and represent interstitial space, especially in Frank Gehry’s work, as an alternative to Euclidean order.

Topics

landscape architecture, fractal geometry, chaos theory, liminal space, Frank Gehry

Domains

fractal geometry, chaos theory, Euclidean geometry, golden rectangle, architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, spatial representation

Methods

diagrammatic analysis, conceptual metaphor, iterated fractal systems, case study

Media

architectural diagrams, rough sketches, courtyard plans, buildings

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