ミース・ファン・デル・ローエのフッベ邸とジェイ・ハンビッジの正方形分割

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The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that the works of Mies van der Rohe have similar geometrical characteristics to those in Jay Hambidge's theory, "Dynamic Symmetry". It has been said that there are squares and golden means in Mies' works. Some of his works were explained by compounding squares. In this paper, we analyzed the Hubbe House from a viewpoint of dividing the square geometrically, not compounding it. As a result, we found the proportion of the arrangements of its many elements identical to those in the square divided by Hambidge's method with irrational numbers. Although "Square" and "Golden rectangle" are old concepts and figures being used from ancient times, Hambidge reconsidered them with biology and developed the original theory for beauty of proportion. The house is designed with the basic square form, but there is a modern geometrical beauty of Dynamic Symmetry in its shape.
2002-05-30