Your facade development as geometric splines start to emulate parts of aerodynamic elements found in aerospace or auto design. Think about wind movement on your facades. Even hidden physical forces such as the vortex produced on airplane skins are forces acting upon our facades. Also, although you are using non-euclidean geometries, they are still coordinated literally by euclidean geometry. Is there a hidden geometric statement being driven by the underlying geometry as well? Every line and curve should have a hidden driving meaning behind it
Your facade development as geometric splines start to emulate parts of aerodynamic elements found in aerospace or auto design. Think about wind movement on your facades. Even hidden physical forces such as the vortex produced on airplane skins are forces acting upon our facades. Also, although you are using non-euclidean geometries, they are still coordinated literally by euclidean geometry. Is there a hidden geometric statement being driven by the underlying geometry as well? Every line and curve should have a hidden driving meaning behind it
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