Titlebook: Basics; Architecture and Dyn Franziska Ullmann Book 2011Latest edition Springer-Verlag/Wien 2011 Architectural Shapes.Elementary form.Princ

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Figure and Ground. The Planar Element and its SurroundingsAs demonstrated in previous examples, a planar element can assume different forms to define specific areas. We perceive areas and planar contexts depending on their scale and straightforwardness. What is important in all cases is their differentiation or distinction from their surroundings.

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micronized

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0324-1Architectural Shapes; Elementary form; Principles of Design; Theory

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Balance Point and Center. The Point-Element and its Surroundingsircular force does not affect the surrounding “walls”. If the circular pointelement is larger, however, the energy field “touches” the bordering areas. This section will examine the point-element embedded in its surroundings.

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