Soon after leaving Le Corbusier's atelier, she began working with Jean Prouvé a designer who found his niche executing and designing metal objects such as screens and stair railings using the geometric patterns favoured by avant-garde architects.
If the geometric pattern used in fractal design is deterministic, the resulting object is called a "deterministic fractal".
A few steps sideways and the geometric pattern shifted and lost its symmetry.
The hemispherical dome, an intricate pattern of stainless steel plates pierced by a single small oculus, brings to mind the geometric patterns used in Baroque churches as well as in ancient mosques.
(Scott) The KBIT was seen by some as the most engaging as they included pictures of people etc., rather than using purely geometric patterns, but were again used with caution.
"I played a lot with Islamic ornamental syntax," he said, "using simple geometric patterns to create more elaborate designs".
It was theorised that using striking geometric patterns would make it difficult to target a moving ship accurately by making the trajectory or speed of the vessel difficult to estimate, although evidence obtained at the time was inconclusive about the effectiveness of the dazzle markings [ 11].
These results are used in turn to generate new innovative and authentic rosette patterns, by using the extracted geometric rosettes and new tile motifs constructed in the basis of an adaptation of the well-known polygonal technique.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have created a method for growing and connecting single neurons using geometric patterns to route the neurons more precisely, cell by cell.
He was cinema's Kandinsky, an animator who, beginning in the 1920's in Germany, created exquisite "visual music" using geometric patterns and shapes choreographed tightly to classical music and jazz.
