Unit 2: In-Class Assignment - Polyhedron



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Unit 4: Poem/Prose

Cars pass every 7 minutes or so. Wind is constant, but like breathing  with little coughs of fervent breeze. Lights reflect upon everything  like energy gliding upon us all.  Jumping, flashing, glowing; out of lamps, stop lights, torches,  advertisements, candles, tree lights, and store windows.  Over here, look at me! Glaring from my lover's eyes.  his love is humming.  Like the sound of the lights. Rain starts to trickle.  Take cover, closer to consumerism.  It's all over the place, so don't look.  Reflections, reflecting, both them and me.  I don't mind being wet I love what pours down  A cop flirts with a girl.  Green light towers over her but I am not envious.  My companion is here.  That street by the pub, I cannot see. The unknown is itching at me. I can't see, but the only rowdy people go that way. Birthday crowds, and pairs of girls giggl...
Read more

Unit 4: Landscape- Quick Research

Image
Dale Chihuly sculpture in between tropical plants (Fairchild Garden) Vizcaya 19-- Bristol High Cross (Stourhead Cross) The Temple of Concord and Victory (Stowe) Jean Dubuffet's Jardin d'email Statues symbolizing the the Aniene River (left) and the Apennine Mountains (right) Medici Fountain Neptune's Fountain Basilica of Maxentius Basilica of Maxentius Hercules and Capus Bernini's Four Rivers Ha-has (recessed walls)--where do you find these?           A ha-ha is a recessed landscape design element that creates a vertical barrier while preserving an uninterrupted view of the landscape beyond.The design includes a turfed incline which slopes downward to a sharply vertical face, usually a masonry retaining wall. Ha-has are used in landscape design to prevent livestock to gain access to the garden, without obstructing views. They are usually found in grand country houses, the Royal Artillery Ha-ha in southeast Lo...
Read more