A magnificent geometric Islamic design traditionally used to adorn facades of mosques and Islamic landmarks. Well-known Islamic design generated using Zahri's model. A tiny parametric modification ...

"The Islamic arts use complex geometric patterns and shapes. In wood for ornamental patterns, in bricks of buildings, in brass for decorations, paper, tiling, plaster, glass, etc.," says Prof. Zahri, ...

French design agency Murmure has developed a style so iconic and recognizable that it hardly needs to publicly take credit for the work it does—people instantly know it. Over the course of ...

Kirigami is a traditional Japanese art form that entails cutting and folding paper to produce complex three-dimensional (3D) structures or objects. Over the past decades, this creative practice ...

Order and Harmony: Islamic geometric patterns are based on complex mathematical principles and are used to create a sense of order and balance or harmony in Islamic art and architecture. The use of ...

C AD, or computer-aided design, has transformed design in many fields, allowing simulation and numerical data modeling in industries such as architecture, engineering, construction, product design and ...

Medieval Islamic designers used elaborate geometrical tiling patterns at least 500 years before Western mathematicians developed the concept. The geometric design, called “girih”, was widely ...

These patterns illustrate how relationships between words, like “man” and “woman” or “king” and “queen,” create precise geometric shapes such as parallelograms.

Brutalism gets a bad rap. The 20th-century architectural style, noted for its use of exposed concrete and complex geometric patterns, generated some celebrated structures, but many Brutalist ...