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I wanted to hear the idea of an intelligent professor of architectural literature and bought it.
Yang Yong-gi: Architectural Humanities
They have two forms, and they are rich. But if you look at it as a fundamental component, there are actually only two things. It's the regular form and the irregular form. The regular form is what we call triangles, squares and circles. And we call it pure form. And the word rule means repetition. Repetition has rhythm. Because you have rhythm, you have repetition. Pure forms are expressed through these rhythms. It could be a classic form or not, depending on the pattern of the rhythm. Classical forms have these properties that use this pure form repeatedly, and they also provide the basis for the overall symmetric nature. The two main distinctions between classical and non-conformity are the same: the regular and irregular. In the regular form, you can distinguish between the whole shape is within one boundary and the functional form, removing the entire border. And if you want to expand this out, it's like dividing it into three-dimensional pictures of Piccaso and not the same.
Korean title: 건축인문학
Korean author: 양용기
Korean publisher: 건기원
ISBN-13: 9791157673230
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I wanted to hear the idea of an intelligent professor of architectural literature and bought it.
